mural printing with a cirkut

[Ron Klein <panorama@xxxxxxx>]

>How do you get a print this big?

 

> 12 feet high and 110 feet long, and have made several that were 8 feet by 50 feet.

 

Mural prints are enlarged in sections onto photo paper 52 inches wide by the height of the mural.  Wider paper is available, but the instalation becomes a real bear.  Color prints are machine processed but black & white can be tray processed by hand.  The final product is either laminated and mounted or wet mounted on the hanging wall.  You will be amazed at the wonderful 3-D effect a pan photo makes when mounted in a circular shape and you are standing in the right spot.  The big negative that a cirkut makes is perfect for this type of work.  I've made about twelve huge prints so far and have just received a commission to make an 18 foot high by 60 foot mural for the National Park Service.  This mural however will be digitally printed in Vancouver B.C.  Gotta get modern sometimes....

 

Ron Klein