About this Event
The World of Inkjet Paper…The Print Matters!
1.5 hours (Presentation & Q&A)
Admission: This workshop is free for SF Camerawork members. Membership is required to attend.
Workshop Overview:
Showing photographs from Eric Joseph’s personal collection, he will discuss the technical points and aesthetic differences of inkjet papers from the following brands: Arista-II, Awagami, Canon, Canson-Infinity, Epson, Hahnemühle, Ilford, Innova, and Moab. Participants will gain keen insight into the technical aspects, myths, and mysteries of digital printing. Any and all questions are welcome. Learn how to turn “ordinary images into extraordinary prints.” The focus of this seminar is to empower participants with knowledge of the wide variety of inkjet media that is available and how important The Print really is.
“We can truly have a personal bond and relationship with inkjet papers the same way we had with traditional darkroom papers.” — Eric Joseph
Presenter Bio:
Eric Joseph is a photographer and Co-President/Chief Products Education, Sales & Support Officer at Freestyle Photographic & Imaging Supplies. Eric graduated from California State University, Northridge with a B.A. in Art, Specializing in Photography. He began his career at Freestyle Photographic Supplies in 1986, where he worked his way up to his current Co-President position. Eric has traveled extensively across the United States performing workshops on fine art inkjet paper, color management and professional digital fine art printmaking. Speaking at colleges, universities, commercial labs, photo clubs, art centers, trade shows, events and professional photographic organizations, Eric teaches digital printmaking with an emphasis on empirical knowledge allowing people to make informed decisions about their digital output and how to obtain consistent, reliable, repeatable and controllable results.
Event venue & nearby stays
SF Camerawork, 2 Marina Boulevard, San Francisco, United States
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