If you need a custom size or finition, please contact us. The Neurdein firm was founded in by Etienne Neurdein, son of the photographer Charlet. His brother Antonin soon joined him. The size of the margins surrounding the photos varies depending on the size of the original photo and the chosen size of the print.
Some images may not be available in large format prints due to the definition of the original photo. For other formats or special requests, please contact us at This email address is protected against spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it. The photosensitive emulsion is coated on a polyethylene support called RC Resin Coated which makes this paper particularly resistant to handling and stable over time.
The print is made from the digital file on real silver photo paper. The Durst Lambda imager uses paper with silver emulsion. The transfer is made directly from the digital file, by exposing the photosensitive support with red, green, and blue laser beams. The paper is then developed in a chemical process, washed and dried. This technology guarantees very high-quality productions and a traditional photographic rendering.
The baryta silver paper is a paper on a thick cardboard support, covered with a sensitive emulsion and a layer of barium sulfate or baryte.
It is this mineral which allows the whiteness of the paper and its exceptional durability. Today, paper manufacturers have adapted baryta paper into a modern digital version for inkjet printing. The permanence of a process is its capacity to resist the progressive erasure of dyes or pigments on a given support, under determined exposure conditions: quality and quantity of light, humidity.
