In the pre digital age, the process of turning your precious memories into actual photo prints was lengthy, expensive and required the use of outside expert agencies such as photo labs. Digital photo prints, on the other hand, offer a quick and easy solution to the conundrum of turning as many of your photographs as possible into actual physical objects.
One of the chief advantages of the digital revolution is the way in which vast amounts of information can now be stored easily and quickly whilst taking up the bare minimum of space. This is true of documents, music and other media, but one field in which the digital breakthrough has had the greatest impact is that of photography. Anyone using a digital camera now feels free to take as many photographs as they wish to take. No longer are they held back by the need to keep a careful count of the number of exposures they have left on the roll of film in their camera, or the thought of how much the developing and printing of the pictures is going to cost, instead being free to photograph anything and everything which catches their eye or appeals to their sensibilities. This is, in large part, down to two factors.
The first is the fact that a digital camera can store hundreds if not thousands of images thanks to the technology now available, and the second factor is that it is now so much easier to print photos. Digital photo printing is a process which, in stark contrast to the previous technology used for photo developing, requires no intervention from outside bodies or experts with specialised equipment and training. Quite the opposite – having taken as many pictures as they like, anyone using a digital camera is then free to go through these pictures at their leisure and then decide exactly which ones are good enough to be turned into photo prints.
Once this choice has been made, the actual process of producing the pictures is simplicity itself, with the technology doing all the work for you and the advanced software allowing for such luxuries as re-cropping pictures to remove extraneous details, choosing whether to have the images reproduced in full colour or monochrome and, where appropriate, using the images to produce something from the dazzlingly wide range of Christmas photo gifts ideas available. Once they’ve chosen which digital photo prints to produce, it’s then quick and easy to order multiple copies to share with friends and family, since it’s no longer necessary to keep the relevant negative in perfect condition in order to be able to use it to produce another print. Not only that but, if the photograph should ever be damaged or lost, the digital copy will be waiting, safely stored and wholly secure, to be turned into another copy as pristine and impressive as the original.
Contact Details:-
Exchange Plaza
58 Uxbridge Road
Ealing London W5 2ST
Freephone: 0800 316 0301
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.bonusprint.co.uk/
