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  Dave Doerr
  Gloss Color Photograph from 35mm Color Negative
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  Karen Coker
  Matte B&W Photograph from 35mm B&W Infrared Negative
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  Doug Campbell
  Gloss Color Photograph from 35mm Slide
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  Arts, Etc.
  Matte Color Photograph from 35mm Color Negative

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  George Gentry
  Gloss Color Photograph from 35mm Slide
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  Steve Conrad
  Gloss Color Photograph from 4x5 Transparency
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  Lloyd Roberts
  Matte Color Photograph from 35mm Slide
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  Michael Myers
  Gloss B&W Photograph from 4x5 B&W Negative

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  Rahman Johnson
  Gloss B&W Photograph from Digital Camera File
  in Graphic Layout
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  Lans Stout
  Matte Color Photograph from Digital Camera File
  in Graphic Layout
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  Ellen Diamond - Fairfax Gallery
  Matte Color Photograph
  from Original Acrylic Painting in Graphic Layout
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  Hookey Hamilton
  Matte Color Photograph from Digital Camera File

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  Libby Weber
  Matte Color Photograph from 35mm Color Negative
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  Joe Parker
  Matte B&W Photograph from 35mm B&W Negative
  in Graphic Layout
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  Suprith Badarinath
  Matte Color Photograph from Digital Camera File
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  John Cooper
  Gloss Color Photograph from 4x5 Transparency

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Photographic Prints

Digital Prints on Fuji Crystal Archive
Silver Halide Paper

Creating photographic enlargements that are "suitable for framing" has always been a passion at FotoTechnika. Many printing options are available along with a staff that has the expertise to advise as to which process will best fit your needs. The lab began with silver halide technology using traditional photographic paper; our ZBE Chromira LED Digital Printer and Noritsu Digital Minilab allow FotoTechnika to continue a legacy in true photographic printing.

All Noritsu and Chromira prints are chemically processed using Fuji Crystal Archive paper which has been laboratory tested to last 40 years or more. Procedures such as dodging and burning that were traditionally carried out in the darkroom can be performed by technicians using Adobe Photoshop and since finished images are saved as digital files they can easily be repeated in exacting detail. Graphic posters on photographic paper, counter cards and collages can also be produced on the Fuji Crystal Archive paper on either the Chromira or the Noritsu. Chromira prints are ideal for large output (bigger than 8"x14") landscapes, nature shots, portraits and fine art photos where photographic realism is important. Depending on file resolution, prints can measure up to 30" wide, with lengths exceeding eight feet.

Another FotoTechnika specialty is producing large quantities of digital photographic prints that might not be cost effective to run on consumer inkjet printers, yet quantities too few to have printed economically by commercial offset printers. Our digital photographic printers allow great flexibility, productivity and economy when printing large quantities. Graphic products such as Foto Greeting Cards, Foto Posters, Foto Business Cards, Foto Counter Cards and Foto Envelope Stuffers can be printed in quantities from ten to one thousand.