Hello, I am currently reading Mark's guide to photography/editing/printmaking on the draw mix paint page. He recommends using photo paper, and after experimenting with both photo paper and regular paper, I totally agree. However, I don't understand how to laminate glossy photopaper, without the temperature of the laminate damaging the surface of the photography.
Do you guys have any experience with this?
Regards Espen.
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i have tried all kinds of printing methods st all levels of cost
this week I was very surprised to get a super quality / color match to reference image for 0.87 cents at legal size on good quality card stock from a local printers
ok - so this means that you may not be able to wipe away your color match initial tries - but so what just get 3 or 4 copies of the same print - seriously I was amazed at the image quality I had the print up to the computer screen and it was as close as you could wish for - why pay for laminate / glossy image when you can throw away the used cheap print and move on to the next fresh print
worth a go me thinks
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I recently purchased clear perspex, cut to A4 as thats the biggest I am presently working on.
I just attach it with masking tape and can use it again and again. No more laminating needed.
Works for me so far