Get better prints! Professional methods for more accurate printed photographs

Peter Fenech
(Image credit: Future)

Producing quality prints is a skill of its own in the professional photography world. Capturing accurate color and correctly exposing your images in-camera, then post processing them with finesse is wasted effort if the final product does not match what you see on the computer screen. 

In order for the printed photograph to possess the same color depth and the ideal balance of highlights and shadows, we need to have a streamlined workflow from shoot to output. 

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Peter Fenech

As the Editor for  Digital Photographer magazine, Peter is a specialist in camera tutorials and creative projects to help you get the most out of your camera, lens, tripod, filters, gimbal, lighting and other imaging equipment.


After cutting his teeth working in retail for camera specialists like Jessops, he has spent 11 years as a photography journalist and freelance writer – and he is a Getty Images-registered photographer, to boot.


No matter what you want to shoot, Peter can help you sharpen your skills and elevate your ability, whether it’s taking portraits, capturing landscapes, shooting architecture, creating macro and still life, photographing action… he can help you learn and improve.