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Bond Imaging has been
printing photographically on Silver halide paper
for 44 years. This year the world has been
celebrating 175 years of photography, we will
continue to print your images on traditional
photographic paper as we strongly believe that
this process delivers on high end quality and
our customer’s expectations.
We also provide
cutting edge digital inkjet services which we
provide as an option for our diverse customer
base that operate in alternate markets. There
appears to be a misconception that photographic
prints are of inferior quality and do not
possess the same archival properties of inkjet
printing. This is a claim we totally refute and
Kodak International has gone on record to state
that “professional Endura, (silver halide paper
AgX), photographs will last between 100 and 200
years before noticeable fading, under normal
conditions”.
We refer to the
following links on the Kodak website for further
information.
Kodak Professional
- Paper &
Materials
In terms of quality,
the photographic print and transparency remains
unsurpassed and with an ongoing commitment by
Kodak to invest in this process the papers and
film will continue to evolve for today’s ever
growing digital world. Bond Imaging is proud to
use and endorse the Kodak Endura product, as are
the major professional photo labs
world-wide.
We recognise that
Digital inkjet technology continues to evolve
and does form an important part of our business,
the diversity of application is critical to many
of our clients and markets in which they
operate. It’s important for our business to
fully service customers and to provide a
printing solution that best suits their
requirement.
Bond Imaging will
continue to provide customer choice and are
committed to investing in Silver Halide (AgX)
and Inkjet technology for the foreseeable
future.
Best of all your
layouts and templates that have taken many years
to create and perfect need not change, the size
ordered is the size you will receive, no further
image bleed is required on your
print layouts from Bond Imaging.
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