Not all Metal Prints are created equally. There is a difference when comparing one lab to another and at Shiny Prints, our quality outshines the rest because we invest in the absolute best equipment and materials in every step of the process. We only use ChromaLuxe panels which are the industry standard for professional photographers and artists. There is simply no alternative and all other options fall flat in comparison.
ChromaLuxe panels are proven to last over 65 years (source 1) (source 2). We also only use the absolute highest quality printers in the industry, the F-series Epson printers provide the sharpest and widest gamut prints for the dye sublimation industry (source). Other labs cut corners to maximize their profits by using converted printers and 3rd party inks which produce blurry and washed out prints.
We elevate the integrity of our products by avoiding cheap looking wood backings and mounts that diminish the quality of the overall print. We only print on metal and we do it right.
ChromaLuxe panels are proven to last over 65 years (source 1) (source 2). We also only use the absolute highest quality printers in the industry, the F-series Epson printers provide the sharpest and widest gamut prints for the dye sublimation industry (source). Other labs cut corners to maximize their profits by using converted printers and 3rd party inks which produce blurry and washed out prints.
We elevate the integrity of our products by avoiding cheap looking wood backings and mounts that diminish the quality of the overall print. We only print on metal and we do it right.
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Located in the Jupiter area of Palm Beach county in south Florida, Shiny Prints was started in 2013 from a pure passion to create the best possible high end print possible.
Like most great companies, Shiny Prints started in a garage.
Printing on aluminum was not yet mainstream and there were many unknowns about the process and how to perfect it.
Founder and COO, William Heinitz dedicated himself to focus on one product and do it better than anyone else.
Shiny Prints started by working directly with local artists and photographers and received the most critical feedback possible which made it challenging at times to keep going.
Like most great companies, Shiny Prints started in a garage.
Printing on aluminum was not yet mainstream and there were many unknowns about the process and how to perfect it.
Founder and COO, William Heinitz dedicated himself to focus on one product and do it better than anyone else.
Shiny Prints started by working directly with local artists and photographers and received the most critical feedback possible which made it challenging at times to keep going.
What is PRO Pricing?
Will you price match a competitor?
I am an artist or photographer and want to frequently order from your company, do you offer contracted rates?
What kind of support do you offer?
We stand behind all of our prints.
If anything were to happen over the life of your print, we will replace it at no cost to you so long as the damage was not due to user error.
Our prints will not fade (so long as it is not placed in direct sunlight), wear or break down.
My print was damaged during shipment, how can I receive a replacement?
Will you price match a competitor?
I am an artist or photographer and want to frequently order from your company, do you offer contracted rates?
What kind of support do you offer?
We stand behind all of our prints.
If anything were to happen over the life of your print, we will replace it at no cost to you so long as the damage was not due to user error.
Our prints will not fade (so long as it is not placed in direct sunlight), wear or break down.
My print was damaged during shipment, how can I receive a replacement?
Facemounting prints onto acrylic has long been considered the luxury standard for photography prints, that is, until HD Metal entered the industry.
Acrylic prints have always offered a very modern and clean way to display prints as wall art.
They are very versatile in that they can be floated off the wall f.
To use a credit on your order, enter the amount of the available credit that you wish to use into the "Credit Discount" area on the Checkout Page.
Click "Apply" and the credit will be discounted from your order total.
Acrylic prints have always offered a very modern and clean way to display prints as wall art.
They are very versatile in that they can be floated off the wall f.
To use a credit on your order, enter the amount of the available credit that you wish to use into the "Credit Discount" area on the Checkout Page.
Click "Apply" and the credit will be discounted from your order total.
The number one complaint that we receive is from new customers who are disappointed that their prints are not matching their monitor.
We try to be proactive about this, especially with professional customers who are reselling their prints and make a living from it.
We want all of our customers to be happy and satisfied with their purchase.
We do everything we possibly can to make sure every print is produced the way it's supposed to.
We always encourage our customers to order a proof first before committing to a larger order so that they can see exactly how their image prints with our lab.
We try to be proactive about this, especially with professional customers who are reselling their prints and make a living from it.
We want all of our customers to be happy and satisfied with their purchase.
We do everything we possibly can to make sure every print is produced the way it's supposed to.
We always encourage our customers to order a proof first before committing to a larger order so that they can see exactly how their image prints with our lab.
We often get asked how much resolution (or pixels) is required for printing on metal.
In the printing world, the resolution is measured by the number of pixels a photo file contains.
The more pixels, the more resolution it has.
When photographers typically talk about resolution, the usual terminology is DPI which stands for "dots per inch" or PPI which means "pixels per inch".
Technically, PPI is the correct acronym for resolution in a photo since its specifically referring to the number of pixels.
In the printing world, the resolution is measured by the number of pixels a photo file contains.
The more pixels, the more resolution it has.
When photographers typically talk about resolution, the usual terminology is DPI which stands for "dots per inch" or PPI which means "pixels per inch".
Technically, PPI is the correct acronym for resolution in a photo since its specifically referring to the number of pixels.
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