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Attaching Print to Mat (Video)
With music and humor
This video shows one of the most time-consuming parts of my photo business.
It was made with the Canon T1i in HD mode.
Paper is Epson Fiber Exhibition Gloss Doubleweight.
Mats are 4-ply archival.
- Tagged with:
- attaching prints
- backboard
- Canon T1i movie
- mats
Comments
how well do those archival mounting strips work with fiber based prints? that one looked RC to me.
I do not have a dry mount press, but have attached prints to matting with an iron and dry mount paper
I've been using the archival strips with fiber paper and / or heavy stock paper for inkjet (Epson doublweight Exhibition Gloss F) for about 20 years.
In other words, yes, I started by drymounting prints years ago; but switched to this method because customers liked to be able to remove the print from the backing if they wanted to re-frame / re-mat etc.
As I say, I used it with Gallerie Fiber for years and years.
Dave
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