02 — Print · Fine art & photographic printing
Pigment, paper, permanence.
A fine print carries the full character of the work — depth in the darkest passages, light in the brightest. We read the balance of the composition and bring it to paper on the most advanced pigment printers Epson makes.
Three printers, every scale.
From monumental exhibition prints to production photographic work — each machine holds the same archival standard.
Monumental · to 64 in
SureColor P20000
UltraChrome PRO, 9 colors
Epson's 64-inch production flagship. Nine pigment inks with four dedicated grays deliver seamless gradations and museum-class black-and-white at the largest scale.
Fine art · to 44 in
SureColor P9570
UltraChrome PRO12, 12 colors
Twelve pigment inks — including Violet — reach up to 99% of the PANTONE® solid-coated guide. Dedicated matte and photo black channels mean no ink switching, ever.
Photographic · dry lab
SureLab D1000
UltraChrome D6r-S
A professional dry minilab for gallery-quality photographic prints — proofs, small editions, album and event work — at production speed, with duplex sheet printing.
The paper is half the print. Our library for fine art reproduction is acid-free, pH-buffered, 100% cotton rag — built to museum archival standards — alongside specialty media such as textile and metal.
For fine art reproductions
Cold Press — Bright / Natural
Matte, textured surface in a bright or natural white finish.
Hot Press — Bright / Natural
Smooth surface in a bright or natural white finish.
Velvet Fine Art
A bright-white, velvety surface.
Watercolor Radiant White
The look of traditional fine art paper — minus the price tag.
Canvas
Of the highest quality, for stretched and mounted work.
For photographic prints
Baryta Photographique
Fashioned after the darkroom baryta print — the ideal choice for black-and-white photography.
Platine Fibre Rag
100% cotton with the character of traditional platinum-print paper — a large yet delicate tonal range.
BFK Rives
Smooth, velvety texture and a pure white tone.
Arches® Aquarelle Rag
Genuine 100% cotton rag, unique surface texture, warm white tone.
Specialty media
Textile, metal and more — on request, matched to the project.
Digigraphie® — editions certified for posterity.
Epson's label of excellence for limited editions, recognized by museums and collectors worldwide.
Requirement 01
Archival, end to end
Archival pigment inks on print media specifically approved for Digigraphie® — quality that does not diminish over time.
Requirement 02
Numbered, stamped, signed
Each print is numbered, embossed and signed by the artist — a unique, controlled edition that can still grow by print-on-demand.
Requirement 03
Certificate of authenticity
A Digigraphie® certificate accompanies the work, confirming authenticity, exclusivity and archival quality to the collector.
Let's find the right paper for your work.
Bring the file — or the original, and we'll scan it too. Proofing and media consultation are part of the process.
Questions & Answers
Fine art printing — FAQ
Where can I make giclée / fine art prints in Israel?
At HC Editions in Tel Aviv — an Epson Digigraphie®-certified studio running SureColor P20000 and P9570 printers with archival pigment inks. We serve artists, photographers and galleries across Israel.
How long does an archival print last?
By Wilhelm Imaging Research ratings: up to 200 years in color and up to 400 years in black & white under proper display and storage — pigment inks on archival papers.
What is the maximum print width?
162 cm (64 inches) — and many meters long from roll.
What is Digigraphie® and why does it matter for limited editions?
Digigraphie® is Epson's certification standard for fine art edition printing: an approved combination of printer, inks and papers, with documentation and a stamp for every print. For collectors it guarantees a consistent museum-grade standard; for artists, a trusted basis for numbered editions.
What papers do you print on?
A wide range of fine art and photographic papers — 100% cotton rag, baryta, matte and textured — from Epson, Canson, Sihl, Hahnemühle and others. We'll match the paper to the work, with samples in hand.