Print Mats

Compliment your high quality photo prints with our Print Mats!
Choose from our white, off white, or black styles.

In ROES, go to “Photo and Fine Art Prints” and under Options choose the “Print Mat Size” then “Print Mat Type”.

What type of files would you prefer for paper prints?
Simply Color Lab prefers that you submit your images as jpg’s when uploading your files. If you have a question about a file type, feel free to contact us for more information.
Paper print files should be a minimum of 200ppi at target dimensions.
Vivid Print files should be a minimum of 300ppi at target dimensions.

Do we scan negatives?
To ensure a high level quality print, Simply Color Lab only accepts digital files.

Do you offer color correction?
Color Correction is Free on Fine Art and Canvas prints and charged by the print for Vivid Prints. Press Printed Accordion Books and Super Mini Accordion Books are color corrected at a rate of 1.50 per panel. Press Printed Fine Art Books are color corrected at a rate of $1.50 per side. Our printing technicians can also retouch your photos and complete Photoshop work for a small fee.

Can I do my own color correcting?
If you choose to color correct your own images we highly recommend downloading and previewing your images using our soft proofing profiles on a correctly calibrated monitor. If you choose to have Simply Color Lab correct your file, our trained printing experts will print for best possible color and density. Color and density is subjective and prints may appear differently under varied lighting conditions. Reprints due to color and density will be reviewed on a per print basis and may, at our request, require a matched paper print to be supplied to insure satisfaction.

Do I need to set up my files before ordering it in the ROES ordering software?
We highly suggest that you set up your files in Photoshop before ordering it in ROES. This way you can check to make sure that all of your files are set up properly.

What file format should I submit files?
Please submit your file as a JPEG, TIFF or PNG at 300ppi, in sRGB, Adobe RGB (1998) or ProPhoto RGB color space.

Will my image be pixilated?
Absolutely not! If your file is crisp going in, it will be crisp coming out, as long as the dpi is correct. We need your file to be sized at actual size 100ppi for Canvas, 200ppi for Fine Art Prints, and 300ppi for Vivid Prints, Press Printed Products, and Specialty Photo Products.