Canvas, Metal or Paper Prints? Which Should I Use?!

It can be really overwhelming to figure out what the best medium is for your art and photo prints. Here is a simple guide to some pros and cons of each of the three most popular.
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00:01 Overview
01:15 Aluminum Prints
04:40 Paper/Framed Prints
08:07 Canvas Prints

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Thank You for sharing!

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I've just found your channel so apologies if you answered this elsewhere, but do you recommend the pro-4000 for canvas printing? Do you need to seal it?

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I use a pro 4000 and a pro 6100 and they are great for Canvas. You can buy some canvases that don’t require ceiling, but I have stopped using those and switch to varnishing all of my canvases as the quality is just much better. If you don’t want to seal, you should really be using solvent or latex inks, but those are not as good for art and photo printing.