Photo Prints Sizes -  We offer a variety of sizes from small to large. When selecting a photo for purchase you will be given "best fit" options.  If the resolution of a photo isn't high enough for a specific size it will be noted, and you will not be able to choose that size print. 

Photo Paper Options - 

E-Surface Color Paper
Kodak Professional Portra Endura paper (aka Traditional E-Surface paper) is the most popular choice. This paper has slightly textured Matte finish.

Accurate color, realistic saturation, excellent neutral skin-tone reproduction, and brighter colors are just a few of the attributes that describe it. The standard print life is 100 years in home display, and 200 years in dark storage.

NOTE: B&W images will still print in black and white on this paper.

Metallic Paper
If you have never seen a Metallic print, you owe it to yourself to try this paper.

Endura Metallic paper offers natural looking skin-tones, sharp details and beautifully saturated colors. It is strong and resistant to tearing or curling without any additional lamination. This paper uses a patented combination of film and laminate layers that results in striking three-dimensional images on an ultra-bright background. This paper is truly impressive.

NOTE: B&W images will still print in black and white on this paper.

True Digital B&W Paper
There is a difference between B&W and True Digital B&W prints. This panchromatic, resin-coated paper is specifically designed by Ilford for making continuous-tone B&W prints directly from digital images in digital exposing systems.

Because the emulsion is silver based, the imaging performance and characteristics of this paper are the same as traditional B&W continuous-tone papers. That translates into neutral tonal characteristics offering good sharpness, display, and archival characteristics.

NOTE: Color images ordered on this paper will be printed in B&W

Color Conversion Options -

None  - No color conversion, image will be printed as displayed. (Best option for photos already in Sepia Tones)
 

Convert to Black and White - Automatically convert to Black & White before printing. (note, this is different than choosing the True Digital B&W Paper option listed above)
 

Convert to Sepia - Automatically convert to Sepia tone before printing. (note, if photo is already in Sepia Tone, we recommend leaving photo color conversion set to "none").