Bad Photos Ruin Good Art
Most photos of artwork look nothing like the original piece. There are many things that can go wrong.
Here are just a few them:
The quality is blurry and can't be printed at original size.
The lighting leaves a harsh glare.
Uneven lighting that causes shadows and hot spots.
Dull colors that don't match the original artwork.
Don't risk deterring viewers with bad photos of your art.
We Use Multi-Shot Camera Technology
To Capture Every Detail Of Your Work
The Multi-Shot Process involves taking between 4-16 photos of a single work of art which we then combine digitally with advanced software to create one final high quality image, many times the resolution and color depth of a normal photo.
What this means for you is images of your art with richer, more accurate colors, details so sharp you can zoom in and see every brushstroke, and the ability to print your work at true-to-life sizes without a loss in quality.
Why High-Quality Photos Of Artwork Matter
Digital photos are a powerful tool that allows you to share your art around the world and grow a devoted following.
Here are some of the ways high-quality photos of your art can help you:
Sell More Art Online
Buyers are deterred by poor quality images of artwork on your website and social media. Instead, hook buyers with stunning, true-to-life colors that make them want to reach out and learn more.
Create Stunning Books + Prints
A print from a typical single image can't be printed very large without losing quality. Instead, use our Multi-Shot images to create stunning full scale, true-to-life prints. Even if you're looking to print small, our Multi-Shot images capture more color detail and accuracy than a typical single shot. Use our images for books, magazine publications, gallery/museum booklets, full-scale prints, marketing material, and much more.
Get Accepted to More Shows + Exhibitions
When you submit your work to most to most shows or exhibitions, it is being judged solely on the image that you provide of it. Don't let a bad photo be the reason for a rejection. Instead, allow judges to zoom in and see the detail of every brushstroke in stunning clarity.
Preserve Your Legacy
If you do not have high quality digital images of your artwork before it sells or becomes damaged, then your record of it could be lost forever. Preserve your legacy with a high quality digital archive of your entire collection or body of work.
Grow A Devoted Following
However you use them, our Multi-Shot images are meant to help artists, collectors, galleries, and museums to share their art around the world in order to grow a devoted following of art lovers.
See The Difference For Yourself
(Captured with iPhone 14)
(Captured with our multi-shot camera system at Premium Quality)
Our Process Is Simple And Easy
We'll even come to you with our mobile setup (see Our Process to learn more).
Lane Gower
Lead Photographer
Anthony Campagnoli
Project Manager
Learn More About Us
Lane
Lane is our Lead Photographer and post-processing expert. She graduated with a degree in fine art photography and spent most of her post-grad time working alongside world class photographers at Maine Media Workshops. A big part of what we do happens during editing/color-correction, after the photo has already been taken. Lane tweaks every detail of your photos to make sure they pop off of the screen while remaining faithful to the original artwork.
Anthony
Anthony is our Project Manager and gear expert. He worked alongside Lane at Maine Media Workshops where they decided to team up. Anthony makes sure that your projects are always following a strict timeline so you get your images as quickly as possible. Anthony is determined to push the technological boundaries of what Art Capture Maine is doing. Together, Lane and Anthony have developed a high-quality, multi-shot camera process. Learn more below.
We Use A Multi-Shot Camera Process
To Capture Every Detail Of Your Work
The Multi-Shot Process involves taking between 4-16 photos of a single work of art which we then combine digitally with advanced software to create one final high-quality image, many times the resolution and color depth of a single photo.
What this means for you are images of your art with richer, more accurate colors, details so sharp you can zoom in and see every brushstroke in stunning clarity, and the ability to print your work at true-to-life sizes without a loss in quality.
Premium
Clients
Portfolio
(A selection of watercolors by Eric Hopkins, North Haven, ME)
(Amy Lowry, Untitled, Acrylic and Reclaimed Paint on Reclaimed Wood, Rockport, ME)
(Alla Broeksmit, Untitled)
Our In-Studio Process
1. Drop-Off
Drop off your artwork at our studio OR we'll pick it up for you depending on the size.
2. Session
We photograph your artwork with our multi-shot camera system in our professional studio setup all while wearing white glove for safe handling.
3. Pick-Up
Pickup your artwork from our studio and we'll send you high quality digital images organized into a custom spreadsheet database
Our Mobile Process
1. We Come To You
As long as you have a wall to hang artwork and enough space to set up our camera and lights, we're good to go.
2. Session
We photograph your artwork with our multi-shot camera system all while using white gloves for safe handling.
3. Image Delivery
We'll simply be on our way and when your photos are ready, we'll send them to you organized into a custom spreadsheet database.
With Your First Photo Session
We'll create a free custom spreadsheet
to organize your work.
Services
Best Quality
Premium Quality
priced per piece
Up to 5 pieces per session
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First Time Client?
It's easy to schedule a session with us.
We'll help you find the exact service you need.
1. Contact Us
Fill out the contact form below and we'll reach out to schedule a free consultation.
2. Free Consultation
3. Leave It To Us
During our free consultation we'll help you find the exact service you need.
Schedule a session date and we'll take it from there. It's that simple.
Contact Us to Schedule a
Free Consultation.
Let's talk. No commitment necessary.
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