A3+ inkjet print (33/48 cm) on HP Hahnemühle Smooth Fine Art Paper 60 Euro incl. postage all over the world (not for prof. use!). For prof. use: 5 MB JPEG's via email 65 Euro - Or CD-ROM up to 150 MB, 75 Euro incl. postage. Payment to Nordea Bank  reg.nr. 2313 acc.nr. 5364538946.  

This page - and my standard price page - is under reconstruction (January 2008) but what follows here on this page is valid until further:
Printing for sale is normally based on a digital master (see below about handmade prints from analog negatives).
The standard prices (from june 2006) includes postage all over the World. Only the 6 MB download and the 150 MB CD-ROM categories are for professional use (book-covers, brochures etc). The other categories are for private use or for exhibitions - copying is not allowed.
Standard prices (1 Euro = 7,50 Danish Kr.):

INKJET PRINTS:
Choose:  A3+: 70 Euro.

EMAIL/DOWNLOAD:
500 KB JPEG, desktop sized, "private" use only: 10 Euro.
6-8 MB JPEG or TIFF (prof. use): 75 Euro.

CD-ROM:
Up to 150 MB (se details below): 125 Euro.

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INKJET PRINTS.
I use Hewlett Packard's pigmented original inks on HP's Hahnemühle Smooth Fine Art Paper. The results are excellent, often better than traditional photographic paper, and the durability is very good (200 years certified by HP).
The prints are made by myself on an HP Photosmart Pro B9180 Photo Printer in sizes up to super A3 (33/48 cm) and resolutions of 180-300 dpi.
 

E-MAIL. This is a quick method: Internet download. It is especially useful if you only need an electronic representation of the photograph. In this case you can have the image within a few minutes (filesizes e.g. below 5oo KB). It is of course possible to send larger files to you via the Internet, but the download time will often be considerable, and maybe your email cannot handle files larger than 6-8 MB. A 6-8 MB file may take up to 60 minutes to download via a 56,6 Kbs modem, but then the file of course is big enough for brochures, postcards, bookcovers etc., and if your printer is well tuned, your prints may be really nice.
Delivery can be made as desktop-sized bitmap images (up to 500 KB JPEG). Or you can choose JPEGs, even in large filesizes, as well as uncompressed or ZIP- or LZW-compressed TIFFs for MAC or PC. Choose according to your screen-resolution or just order e.g. a 6 MB file. Prices range from 10 Euro (500 KB JPEG) to 75 Euro (6-8 MB JPEG or TIFF).

CD-ROM. The scans from medium format negatives (6/6) are made on an Epson 3200 Photo scanner which gives file-sizes of 150 MB RGB un-interpolated (this is enough for 60/60 cm prints in the professional 300 dpi resolution). For 135-mm-films I use a Kodak RFS 3600 Professional film scanner which gives file-sizes of 50 MB RGB (which is enough for prints in 30/45 cm 300 dpi resolution). Interpolation can give larger file-sizes, but resolution and other information is not getting any better by interpolation. The quality of the scans is excellent and they are of course delivered in adjusted but unsharpened form.
If you want extreme quality I have access to an IMACON drum-scanner (email me about this). Epson and Kodak scans are sold for 125 Euro.

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If you want the unsurpassed handmade prints from analog negatives, please email me. I will usually not have the time for it, but let us see!
Some of my negatives have been electronically restored due to degradation or scratches etc (hail to our digital era!), so they can only with great difficulty be used for analog printing!
And I do not any more make colour photographs in my darkroom - too unrewarding, I think, these days! So it is only relevant for black and white negatives. You can get almost everything in sizes up to 50/60 cm made by myself in a well equipped darkroom , and in a variety of tonings: copper, blue, brown, gold, selenium. Prices up to 350 Euro. Some photographs will be even more beautiful by the socalled lith-development (see the Morocco folder - the images here are scanned lith-prints!). Only first class photographic papers are used (such as Ilford Multigrade FB, AGFA Multicontrast Classic, Forte Polywarmtone Plus FB-Museum etc). Expect the price to be around 350-400 Euro.
Be aware that handmade prints might differ somewhat in appearance  from what you see on the screen.
Please email me as this is very time-consuming!

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