Regardless of your images destination they should look good. I have several years of experience correcting, editing and retouching images for print and for the web. Scanning of color slides or negative film as well as working with digital photographs is something I do every day. I can help You with colormatching for different printing presses, create montages, simple or advanced. In a calibrated workflow of course. In short, I can help You with any imaging need.

When you're printing an image, you can do it in one of two ways:

1. You send your RGB-image through a RIP with automatic CMYK-conversion and hope for the best.
2. You optimize and convert the image for that printing specifically, making sure that the image get's as good as it can.
Which method would you prefer?