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Experience the Transformation of Photographic Data into Art

PHOTOPRI, a leading print service for professional photographers, is set to host an innovative workshop at the 5th Yakushima International Photo Festival on October 12, 2025. This exciting event will allow participants to immerse themselves in the process of transforming their digital photos into tangible artworks, guided by the expertise of PHOTOPRI's printing professionals.

Background of the Workshop

In today's digital age, countless photography enthusiasts are discovering the value of converting their work into physical forms. However, understanding the intricacies of printing is essential to achieve the desired results. Factors such as paper texture, color reproduction, and data settings can all significantly affect the final output. This workshop aims to eliminate the barriers associated with printing and instill confidence in all participants as they embark on their artistic creation journey. Designed by PHOTOPRI, the workshop welcomes all photography lovers to learn and grow together in a hands-on setting.

Overview of the Workshop

This hands-on workshop goes beyond traditional classroom learning, offering a practical program where participants can directly engage with the printing process.

1. Experience: Get Hands-On with 29 Types of Printing Paper

Attendees will have the opportunity to examine and touch a diverse selection of 29 types of printing paper offered by PHOTOPRI. This tactile experience allows participants to appreciate the texture, thickness, and finish of each paper, helping them select the perfect material for their artwork.

2. Learn and Adjust: Guidance on Data Preparation

Using their own photos, participants will receive real-time assistance from printing experts in optimizing their data for submission. This includes advice on format, resolution, and color profiles, ensuring that each participant's images are prepared for printing at the best possible quality.

3. Finish: Complete the Printing Process

Participants will engage in the submission process, transforming their adjusted data into a completed printed piece right at the workshop. The artworks will be shipped directly to their homes, showcasing the results of the paper selection and data adjustments made during the session.

Additionally, topics such as common printing issues and how to choose a reliable printing company will be covered, imparting practical knowledge easily relatable to real-world experiences.

Workshop Details

• - Workshop Name: "Experience Printing: Learning with PHOTOPRI on the Journey from Data to Artwork"
• - Date and Time: October 12, 2025, from 15:00
• - Participation Fee: 5,000 yen (including all paper testing print costs)
• - What to Bring: Laptop with editing software and photo data to print.
• - Registration: Via the official YPF website.

Why Professionals Choose PHOTOPRI

PHOTOPRI is more than just a printing service; it is a partner committed to enhancing artists' expressions through advanced techniques and robust support. PHOTOPRI offers trial prints on all papers, enabling artists to experience the quality of their service before committing.

1. RGB Direct Printing for True Color Representation

Unlike many services that convert images to CMYK, PHOTOPRI utilizes RGB direct printing. This process preserves the color range of digital cameras and ensures that delicate hues and vibrant colors remain intact throughout the printing process.

2. 2880dpi Ultra-High-Definition Printing

With an industry-leading resolution of 2880×1440 dpi for giclée prints, PHOTOPRI can capture fine details and textures, creating impactful and visually striking pieces that captivate onlookers.

3. Long-Term Preservation

Using premium manufacturers' inks and carefully selected high-quality art paper, PHOTOPRI ensures artworks are protected from fading for over 30 years, maintaining the beauty of the artist's vision for generations.

About the 5th Yakushima International Photo Festival

The Yakushima International Photo Festival is a collaborative effort between Japan and France, taking place on the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Yakushima. It serves as a cultural exchange platform through various exhibitions, workshops, and talks from photographers worldwide. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, this year's festival is titled