The classic wet-chemistry method of palladium printing has been used since the middle of the 1800s. It is a costly and time-consuming process that produces prints with a wide tonal...
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A key factor in photography is light, which determines how the light source, either natural or artificial, will relate to your subject and how it should be positioned. Your final image's...
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The process of lenticular printing produces pictures that alter in appearance or appear three-dimensional depending on the viewing angle. A thermoplastic sheet of parallel-ridged lenticular lenses is used to print...
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The flux effect indicates vibrant visual scenes that include light variations and the motion of objects in relation to time. It represents the aspects of fluidity and transformation within a...
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