Fine Art Printing for Photographers – 2nd Edition (Rocky Nook, US $44.95) by Uwe Steinmueller and Juergen Gulbins provides the necessary foundation for fine art printing: the understanding of color management, profiling, paper, and inks. It demonstrates how to set up the printing workflow as it guides the reader step-by-step through the process of converting an image file to an outstanding fine art print.
This 2nd Edition of this top-selling book has been newly edited, and includes expanded coverage of the newest printers and papers.
In a foreword to the book, R. Mac Holbert, co-founder of Nash Editions which is recognized as the world’s first digital printmaking studio, observes, “It is information like this that has helped to raise the quality of digital output and reduce the traditional artworld’s resistance to the use digital tools in art. It is a book written by someone who KNOWS fine art digital printmaking. Uwe’s style is concise and to the point. This comprehensive and complete guide to fine art digital printmaking should be included in the library of anyone who is serious about making fine art digital prints.”
Here is what some have said of the first edition--and this 2nd Edition is even better!
- “Anyone wanting to work at the cutting edge of digitally sourced fine art printing should avail themselves of a copy of "Fine Art Printing For Photographers"
– Midwest Book Review - “If you want to get better prints without having to ship your images off to a lab, this is the book you must get. Eat beans for a week if need be, but get this book.”
– David Huss - “I have had the privilege to encounter many books on the art of photographic printing, but never have I found one so succinct and to the point about what is needed to create great prints. Fine Art Printing for Photographers is that book. Its subtitle, Exhibition Quality Prints with Inkjet Printers, is quite apt as it does a superb job of getting to the core of what is needed to understand and create high quality prints.”
– Thomas Testi, www.blogcritics.org - “There have been plenty of books published on printing, but [Fine Art Printing for Photographers] is the first one I can think of that goes as far as showing you how to make prints good enough to show in a gallery. So why settle for less when you can learn how to get the best, and this new book will give you just that.”
- Paul W. Faust, www.apogeephoto.com
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Jürgen Gulbins has extensive experience in writing, technology, desktop publishing, designing ihg-end document archival systems, and digital photography. He is a prolific author who has written and translated books on topics such as CAD, Unix, DTP, typolography, Internet, document management, Linux, and various aspects of digital photography. He has been a passionate photographer most of his life.
Uwe Steinmüller has been a photographer since 1973. His first exhibitions were in 1978 in Bremen, Germany with photos from Venice, South Tirol, Germany, and France.
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Fine Art Printing for Photographers, 2nd Edition.
Publisher: Rocky Nook
Jürgen Gulbins, Uwe Steinmüller
ISBN: 9781933952314, 312 pages, $44.95 USD
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