The problem with digital cameras is that we all have too many damn photos that never get printed or even transferred to digital photo frames. And in that lot we sometimes - just sometimes - manage to capture a person or place perfectly and wish that we could make more off it.

As long as you have a spare wall then UK company, myfotowall, is offering you a chance to do just that. For a price, of course.

The company can take your piece of photographic art, blow it up to 16 times its largest printable size without messing up the resolution and then turn it into wallpaper. The company says:

“The inks used to produce your myfotowall, are UV cured, and are lightfast for up to 3 years. This means that a myfotowall, hung in an internal room within a house, will last for at least 3 years without any fading…The print quality is firstly determined by the quality of your original digital photograph. The enlargement will show no discernible loss in print quality, from that of the original printable quality, on a like for like printed resolution of 150dpi.”

At £45 per square metre though, you better really like that photo.-Martin Lynch

[Red Ferret]

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