What is giclée printing and how is it different from regular photo printing?

Giclée printing uses high-resolution inkjet machines and pigment-based inks to produce fine-art prints on archival media. Unlike standard photo prints that use dye inks and resin-coated paper, giclée prints are made on acid-free, cotton-based papers or canvas and have a lifespan measured in decades.

What makes Redlab’s prints museum-grade and archival?

Redlab is a Hahnemühle Certified Studio and Tecco Certified Print Partner following strict colour management, paper handling and print longevity standards to ensure archival quality.

Why choose Hahnemühle FineArt papers for exhibitions and collections?

Hahnemühle papers are acid-free, cotton-based and meet ISO 9706 permanence standards. They deliver rich blacks, smooth tonal transitions and subtle textures suited for galleries and private collections.

Which paper types do you recommend for black-and-white versus colour photographs?

For black-and-white prints, Photo Rag Baryta or FineArt Baryta provide deep blacks and micro-contrast. For colour work, Photo Rag 308 gsm offers a wide gamut, while Bamboo adds warm tone suitable for portraits.

How long do pigment-based giclée prints last?

When properly displayed, pigment giclée prints can last 70–100 years without noticeable fading. Protective varnishes extend longevity for canvas prints.

Can Redlab print large-format works and custom sizes for exhibitions?

Yes. Redlab prints up to 44 inches (and on request 60 inches) in width with accurate feed calibration for large works and panoramas.

Do you offer framing or mounting services for your prints?

Redlab offers archival framing, mounting and canvas stretching services that meet exhibition and curatorial standards.

Are your fine-art prints suitable for home interiors and decorative art?

Yes. The same archival quality used for exhibitions benefits private collectors and interiors when displayed properly.

Do you serve clients outside Metro Manila / across the Philippines?

Yes. Redlab produces museum-grade prints for clients across the Philippines through digital file submission, remote proofing and secure nationwide shipping.

Terms of service

Redlab, Inc.
Last Updated: [February 10, 2026]

1. Scope of Services

Redlab, Inc. (“Redlab”) provides archival fine art printing, image preparation, exhibition printing, framing, and related services.

By submitting files, requesting a quotation, or placing an order, you agree to the terms set forth below.

2. Intellectual Property

By submitting any files or materials to Redlab, you confirm that:

You are the copyright owner; or
You have obtained proper authorization from the rights holder.
Redlab does not verify copyright ownership and is not responsible for claims arising from unauthorized use of submitted materials.

3. File Responsibility & Print Quality

Clients are responsible for final approval of submitted files prior to production.
Redlab may provide professional recommendations regarding size, resolution, cropping, tonal range, sharpening, or paper selection. If a client elects to proceed against professional advice, Redlab is not liable for quality concerns resulting from file limitations.

Due to differences in display calibration, lighting conditions, and print media, minor color and tonal variations between screen and print are inherent to the process.

4. Proofing

Proofing services are available upon request and may incur additional fees.
Approval of a proof constitutes final sign-off. Reprints resulting from changes in preference after approval are billable.

5. Pricing & Payment

All pricing is confirmed prior to production.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing:
Custom work must be paid in full prior to release.
Orders are non-refundable once production has begun.

6. Turnaround Time

Estimated turnaround times are provided in good faith but are not guaranteed. Production timelines may be affected by revisions, material availability, equipment maintenance, or production volume.

7. Framing, Transport & Installation

Framed works are inspected prior to release.
Redlab is not liable for damage resulting from third-party transport, courier handling, or improper installation after release.

8. Storage

Completed works not collected within thirty (30) days may incur storage fees.
Unclaimed works beyond ninety (90) days may be disposed of at Redlab’s discretion.

9. Limitation of Liability

Redlab’s total liability for any claim is limited to the amount paid for the specific product or service in question.
Redlab is not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages.

10. Amendments

Redlab reserves the right to update these Terms of Service at any time. Continued use of our services constitutes acceptance of any revisions.