Dave Morgan OR
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Today I did my very first canvas print on my PRO-4600. I was using Breathing Color Crystalline Gloss Canvas on a 17" x 10' trial roll (although I did already order a 36" x 40' roll of LexJet Elements Crystal Opal Gloss Canvas). There were a couple of issues (both my fault) but they were minor, and part of the learning process.
The first print I made I forgot to add a gallery wrap. The canvas was the correct size for wrapping, but since I didn't add a gallery wrap with ON1 Photo Raw, it meant that once wrapped, too much of the photo would be on the side of the frame.
The other issue is that the first GOframe stretcher bar I was working with, I accidentally pulled the double-sided adhesive right off the bar rather than removing the protective plastic from the adhesive (oops!).
But once I got past those two issues, the wrapping process went very smoothly. The GOframe stretchers are definitely easy, require no tools (other than a utility knife), and the end result looks great. I'm just a hobbyist photographer, but I definitely see more canvas prints in my future. Overall - a very satisfying experience.
The first print I made I forgot to add a gallery wrap. The canvas was the correct size for wrapping, but since I didn't add a gallery wrap with ON1 Photo Raw, it meant that once wrapped, too much of the photo would be on the side of the frame.
The other issue is that the first GOframe stretcher bar I was working with, I accidentally pulled the double-sided adhesive right off the bar rather than removing the protective plastic from the adhesive (oops!).
But once I got past those two issues, the wrapping process went very smoothly. The GOframe stretchers are definitely easy, require no tools (other than a utility knife), and the end result looks great. I'm just a hobbyist photographer, but I definitely see more canvas prints in my future. Overall - a very satisfying experience.
