Renowned Photographer Tim Tadder Turns to Epson Technology to Enable His Creative Process for "Black is a Color" Exhibition
Epson America announces that renowned photographer Tim Tadder is utilizing the Epson SureColor P9570 44-inch fine art printer for his "Black is a Color" exhibition series. This printer features Epson UltraChrome PRO12 inks, enhancing print speeds and color quality. Tadder highlights the printer's ability to reproduce vibrant colors and tonal gradients, crucial for his artistic vision. With the new Black Enhanced Overcoat mode, he achieves improved clarity and depth in his prints, elevating his work's presentation.
- Tim Tadder's use of the Epson SureColor P9570 showcases the printer's advanced capabilities.
- The printer offers enhanced color gamut and improved black density, ideal for fine art photography.
- Tadder's endorsement of the printer can lead to increased brand credibility and sales for Epson.
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LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., Feb. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Epson America, Inc. today announced advertising and fine art photographer Tim Tadder, the artist behind the "Black is a Color" photography exhibition series, is utilizing the Epson SureColor® P9570 44-inch fine art printer as part of his creative process for his exhibitions and ongoing advertising and portfolio work. The new Epson SureColor P9570 with Epson UltraChrome® PRO12 inks provides Tadder with exceptional print speeds, an expanded color gamut, and improved black density, to create highly detailed, exhibition-quality prints in his studio.
Tadder's recent "Black is a Color" fine art series incorporated bald models as highly conceptual objects with mysterious swirling of color against jet black backgrounds. And when it came to printing the series, Tadder turned to Epson technology to enable his creative process. "My fine art photographs are vibrant, bold and reproduce color in unique ways; and this latest Epson technology brought it all together on the final print," said Tadder. "With Epson Metallic Photo Paper Glossy in combination with the new Black Enhance Overcoat mode on the SureColor P9570 I was able to reproduce challenging tonal gradients and saturated colors with the best wet looking black."
As part of his creative process, Tadder prints and lives with each photograph to ensure it is perfect before finalizing the image. "I print huge prints, as large as 42" x 54," tape them to the wall and live with them," continued Tadder. "Photographs are not the same on a computer monitor. By printing the image and living with it first, it gives me the ability to experience what others will experience so I can make any changes and control all aspects of the final product."
Tadder has used Epson printing technology for years. "I enjoy printing my advertising and fine art portfolios, it gives me control of how my work is experienced, especially if someone is reviewing without me present," said Tadder. "With the SureColor P9570, I am impressed with the speed of the printer and the wide color gamut allows me to print colors that are very hard to reproduce. It has given my portfolio an upgraded presentation and represents how I want my artwork and my persona to look to potential clients and buyers."
Tadder recently upgraded his studio printing technology to include the Epson SureColor P9570. The SureColor P9570 leverages new Epson UltraChrome PRO12 twelve-color ink set and touts a new 2.6-inch PrecisionCore® MicroTFP® printhead with dedicated nozzles for both Matte and Photo black ink (no ink switching necessary) and is up to 2.4 times faster than the previous generation models.1 It also features a new print mode – Black Enhanced Overcoat – that delivers improved DMAX, excellent black density, outstanding clarity, improved sharpness, and reduced gloss differential on glossy media, ideal for Tadder's dynamic photography.
"The 12-color ink set with violet, orange, and green ink provides a distinctively wide color gamut," said Tadder. "The black enhanced overcoat offered on the SureColor P9570 is incredible and provides the dynamic range required when printing a majority of my work, including the recent 'Black is a Color' series."
All of Tadder's images go through a rigorous creative process before being considered final. "These works of art are going to be hanging in someone's home long after I'm gone. I want them to be perfect. The SureColor P9570 allows me the opportunity to see all details in the print and make those small changes necessary to create the perfect work of art."
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About Tim Tadder
Tim Tadder is an internationally acclaimed photographic artist. Most recognized for his highly inventive conceptual advertising photography and high action intense sports imagery, Tadder has been ranked in the top 200 photographers worldwide by the prestigious Luezer Archive Magazine. His passion has always been to create intelligent images that illustrate a narrative. His Master's in Photojournalism at the Ohio University School of Visual Arts has had a profound impact on his artistic work, in which he constantly strives to go to greater depths of understanding and give real meaning to his creations. His client list includes some of the world's largest corporations in the world such as Adidas, Coca Cola, Mercedes-Benz, Sony, and many more. For more information, visit www.timtadder.com.
About Epson
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