Pete Casabonne recently joined PPR to head up PPRpix, a new online photo printing service. Pete brings over 30 years of experience in the professional photo processing industry. Whether film or digital, Pete's depth of knowledge will help you get the best possible results.
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| Pete Casabonne shows one of many 40" x 60" prints made for Atlanta Falcons. |
He is excited to show some of his new book designs. I have been to their lab and the equipment he is using gives him options he has never had before in his 30 years until now.
Many photographers struggle with
getting good skin tones and colors in their prints. Listen to the video to Pete
what he recommends you do to get the best color.
PPRpix
offers two ways to submit your files: 1) What you submit is what you
get or 2) They will color correct your image to the best color they see
fit.Beside offering a range of photographic prints, finishes and mounting, PPRpix has a digital press that will print front and back things like business cards, post cards and posters. They also offer custom book publishing as well.
Pete will be at the Atlanta Christians in Photojournalism meeting September 22nd at Roswell Presbyterian Church. Click here for more details.
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