Wedding Photographer in Cheshire
Wedding photographer in Cheshire Dave Street's Coffee table books are superb and unique, each one designed for you.
Coffee table books are digital press printed onto satin coated 170 gsm high quaity paper, hard backed in a range of sizes from 6 x 6 inches to 14 x 10 inches and a fantastic way to show off your wedding pictures. Designed by Dave Street with your approval of proofs. One page equals two sides.
6 x 6 with 10 pages £85 - 20 pages £110 - 30 pages £135
8 x 6 with 10 pages £95 - 20 pages £125 - 30 pages £153
10 x 10 with 10 pages £105 - 20 pages £145 - 30 pages £163
12 x 9 with10 pages £115 - 20 pages £154 - 30 pages £175
12 x 12 with 10 pages £125 - 20 pages £159 - 30 pages £179
14 x 10 with 10 pages £135 - 20 pages £175 - 30 pages £189
Infinity Coffee table books are "lay flat " and open up to do just that because of a clever piece of design in their spine which means there is less image loss in the spine of the open double page spread where an image crosses it. Printed onto the finest 210 gsm heavyweight silk coated paper and designed by Dave Street to your approval they have hard backed covers.
10 x 8 with 10 pages £125 - 20 pages £160 - 30 pages £180
10 x 10 with 10 pages £145 - 20 pages £175 - 30 pages £190
12 x 9 with 10 pages £153 - 20 pages £185 - 30 pages £205
12 x 12 with 10 pages £175 - 20 pages £207 - 30 pages £221
Digital Press Explained
In a true photographic print the colours and densities are produced by dyes being produced in the layers of the paper as a reaction to light in a chemical process.
In press printing the colours and densities are produced by inks ( Cyan, Yellow, Magenta and Black, this is why it is sometimes called CYMK with K being used for black to make a difference from B for Blue ) being placed onto the paper in minute patterns by a printing press. The eye confuses these patterns into shapes and colours when viewed from a certain distance.
The main advantage is a reduction in cost when compared to true photographs but also different paper stocks can be used to allow a lighter less informal book that still has high image quailty.