Which?

Choose which album print type works for you and your clients.

Album print types

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Master Fine Art

This is the finest of the fine, very delicate and incredible detail and quality. Very few labs can successfully make albums with this print type. Not recommended for a family album the kids will look through!

Tech: Pigment ink carefully floating on the surface.

Colour gamut: * * * *
Price point: $ $ $ $

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Matte Art

Our middle child, lovely matte finish much like Master Fine Art but a little hardier. It has a good colour gamut and excellent price point. If you like matte prints it’s the best of both worlds.

Tech: Dye based ink penetrates into the paper surface.

Colour gamut: * * *
Price point: $ $ $

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Traditional photo

True lustre print type, NOT the weird sticky inkjet version. This is a unique print type because it looks totally different depending on what the photos are. Edgy and modern one moment, classic and lux the next. Love.

Tech: Light exposed silver halide paper in a wet process.

Colour gamut: * *
Price point: $ $

Atkins Albums

Our album packages all draw on the options you can get in the Tailored Package.

Tailored - You choose everything!
Original - A classic combo.
Baseline - Minimum chips. Yum.
Layout of photography and promotional materials, including contact sheets, photo cards of a woman in a white dress at a beach, a cheat sheet, a folded paper, and some gray fabric scraps, on a tan background.

Paper pack

We strongly recommend you order a Paper Pack when you first start using us. Or if it’s been a while since you did. This little envelope of glory gives you one of each of our paper types with two kinds of images printed on it.

You also get a great handy card describing all our print tech, and an album page thickness sample AND a hand made paper sample.

What more could you want?

Featured photographer to the right: Oli Sansom

Close-up view of a white paper sample card showing different paper textures and thicknesses, placed on a brown textured surface.
A stack of two small square books, with the top one titled 'Atkins Lab' featuring a woman on the cover, placed on a tan fabric surface. A crumpled piece of gray cloth is in the upper left corner.