Tiny slice of memory

The humble print. It can fit in your hand or hold an entire room to attention.

Wait. Isn’t it just about the paper?

Believe it or not it’s not about the paper. The differences between our prints is actually the technology used to make the image appear on the paper.

The actual printer machine.

We could talk about this all day. Click below if you want to nerd out with us.

Photo print type comparison for professional photographers

A printed photograph of a woman with blonde hair in profile, placed on a textured, torn-paper background.

Handmade paper

These prints are actually Master Fine Art prints but the paper is extraordinarily different. Each sheet made by hand with a natural edge. Unique and amazing.

Empty white background
Black and white photograph of a person wearing a hat, with hands covering most of their face, leaving one eye visible.

Master Fine Art

Printed on the finest of cotton paper with pigment inks. Delicate and fine but simply the highest quality image in print available to date. Our frame packages use these prints.

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Close-up of a brown leather envelope-style photo holder on a rustic dark metal surface, with a printed photograph of a couple embracing in warm sunlight pinned to it.

Matte Art

The lovely all rounder everyone loves. Beautiful matte art paper finish that is tougher than Master Fine Art but better price point. Amazing as a pile of torn edge prints.

A black silhouette of a person playing a guitar against a black background.
A small scene with a miniature crown made of gold-colored spikes, a wooden block engraved with 'ONE DAY IN JUNE', and a photograph of a bride in a white dress walking in an outdoor area with trees and cloudy sky in the background.

Traditional Photo

Printed using light on silver halide paper - the lustre we all know and love and means ‘photo print’. Hardy, trusty and ready to go anywhere, the sheen of the paper is classic.

Blank black and white checkered flag

Ephemera

This is our calendar range.
Printed using electrostatic inks that produce a low cost hardy print, perfect for products that are here for a good time not a long time.

A plain white square background.
 
 

The basics are the same everywhere, paper, printer. But then we start our work. Everything is custom. Custom profiles, for each paper and each print tech.

 
 
 
 

With the oldest Kodak account in Australia and a full suite of the latest technology, we have the best of both worlds, at your disposal.

 
 

85 years of printing and still, each one is unique and carefully managed for perfection.

 
 
 

This is where the magic is made.