How to PRINT your PHOTOS (the simple method)

Printing your photos is so enjoyable and doesn't need to be difficult. In this video I explain all.

NIKON GEAR (Main STILLS camera)

FILM GEAR

OTHER PHOTO GEAR

0:00 - Intro
01:26 - The Basics
06:43 - Preparing for Print
15:35 - The Print Module
22:24 - Paper Choices
24:43 - Resolution
28:35 - Tips and Tricks

[MHLawther]

I enjoy watching your videos because of the good photography information but also your soothing voice and demeanor. You're like the Bob Ross of photography.

[TheStreetPhotographers]

Nice and easy to follow, great video and content. Thanks

[smartiefox]

I really appreciate that you took your time with this one. No rushing to match some algorithms, just high quality and very helpful content!
You set the bar sky high for our other fellow photographers on this platform 😊

[harry.denessen]

Keep up making these educational videos Nigel. I really learn so much from you.

[tonyjhughes]

Well, I’ve been looking at buying a printer for ages, but this video has just given me a kick up the backside to splash the cash!
My grandad used to print all the time, I also used to snoop round his dark rook when I was a kid, he got so much enjoyment out of it and I have many of his prints still. I think it’s now my turn to put ink to paper. Thanks Nigel!!

[Michael-Bennett]

I'm always amazed at the actual ability/technology of the printer. Just the fact that these machines can spray miniscule dots of ink with such stunning accuracy for both detail and colour is really astounding.

[SvenErikKnoff]

For years, I have been struggling with understanding color profiles to print in Lightroom until I came across this video. Works great now, thanks to you! 😊

[ggleucks]

So, I just picked up underwater photography. It's been one hell of a rabbit hole and finally sitting with a first set of images that I'm happy with. Little did I know before I stumbled into the next rabbit hole, putting those images to print. I will start with a printing service but there's something magical about creating your own images and you've helped me on my way. Thank you!

[adam.bilton]

printing for the first time now. didn't know just how long it took. thanks Nigel couldn't have done it without following this video

[samcmillington]

Thank you Nigel, I've been thinking about printing for years now but have never really understood it and most videos I watch seem to over complicate the process.
Your video has really made the whole thing look easy and enjoyable, your passion for this subject really does show, thank you ☺

[irisotte]

Really enjoyed the video Nigel, i leared a lot. I was already inspired to start to print my photo's, but now even more! Thank you so much!

[stephenlee]

Took a lot of the mystery out of printing - and I've been trying to do it consistently for donkeys years. Your tips are brilliant. And they work. Thank you so much.

[Mglow]

This is absolutely the best how-to-print post I have ever seen! Well done.

[okvaale]

Thanks for sharing Nigel - plenty of good information here. I have just started printing on my basic Canon photo printer and I can confirm that producing your own prints adds to your photography journey

[peterderrington]

From someone who would love to create prints of my work but have found the process intimidating, this is the best video on the subject I've seen. Clear and concise information that leaves me feeling that I'm ready to take the next steps. Thank you Nigel....well done.

[goldfinch]

Very helpful video! There are too many videos about this topic who make printing almost a science. I think you are focusing on the important points, without overdoing it. Thanks!

[warrenediger]

More like this … practical, process-oriented! Thanks, Nigel! 14:35

[FranzGraf]

I started printing because I saw your videos. Nothing huge in my case, but printing and having photos in my hands is really awesome!

[ChrisBrown-guki]

Thanks for that, Nigel. I've just bought an Epson ET8550 and have just printed my first shots. I completely agree with you how satisfying this is.

[BadBadNotGreat]

What a fantastic tutorial! Thanks so much!