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Artwork Reproduction

In recent years, we have been able to make reproductions of more than 500 different artists. Whether it is a work of art with a flat or three-dimensional, matte, glossy or transparent surface, the size of a matchbox or just filling an entire wall, we create a color-correct, print-ready file for our partners.

Our art reproductions

color-correct

rich in detail

our image capture tools

suitable for color verification

our lenses

high resolving power

color-correct detail-free

distortion-free

What do we mean by "detailed"?

Zoom in on our test image

Display solutions for a wide variety of media!

We love challenges. Whether it's a glittering black oil paint, a sculpture with layers of gold and silver, or just the excitement of arousal-moving artwork, we make sure you get quality documentation.

László KARÁCSONY - Eine kleine Holländerin, 2019.
artwork reproduction: © 2022, Digitális Képműhely.

So entrust us with the dirty work

On the left side of the next picture is the raw material of a reproduction of a work of art not made by us. On the right you can see a version of the same file that we edited.

(Corrected features: color temperature adjustment, general and directed exposure compensation, perspective correction, lens distortion reduction, noise reduction, sharpening, cropping)

Our workflow

What will happen if you visit us?

I. Consultation

The first step is a quick consultation to develop the most appropriate image capture method for the purpose.

II. image recording

After a preliminary consultation, we make recordings of the selected works of art with our mobile equipment and disembarkation.

III. processing

During image processing, the image settings and minor adjustments required for true-to-life reproduction are made.

IV.Delivery

The final files will be sent within a short period of time, saved according to the needs of our partners and the purpose of their intended use.

The Csoma Relic, also known as the Széchenyi Plaque: the work of an unknown 19th-century painter in a brass frame with the exalting lines of Count István Széchenyi. source: Library and Information Center of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Collection of Manuscripts.
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Here are some examples of the quality we represent:
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