I offer custom digital imaging services that include museum-quality scanning, digital restoration, and both small and large-scale pigment ink prints on the highest quality papers for maximum permanence. I use the Epson K3 Ultrachrome inkset with a 44" Epson 9890 printer and a full range of papers and textures which include Epson Ultrasmooth Fine Art, Somerset Velvet, and Hahnemühle Photo Rag Pearl for the greatest print quality and permanence.
I am also one of the last commercial printers I the country to offer fiber-based b+w silver gelatin printing. I do so for two reasons. The first is aesthetic: their look is fundamentally different from the inkjet print and this can be the best or preferred solution for a given negative. The second is because a toned, fiber-based silver gelatin print is the most permanent, or “archival” photographic or digital media available.
If you are interested in custom digital or b+w photographic services, please contact me at:
Franz Jantzen
(202) 904-0282
CUSTOM PRINTING
& DIGITAL IMAGING
Partial List of Clients
Institutions & Historians
Apple
Artex
Archival Art Services
Bethesda Magazine
Bureau of Engraving & Printing
Ken Burns
Mara Cherkasky
Catt Lyon Design (Chicago)
The Cosmos Club
Cultural Tourism DC
DC Historic Preservation Office
DC Preservation League
DC Historic Designs LLC
DC City Council
DC Police Department
EHT Traceries
Frank Ceresi & Associates
Federal Reserve Board
Florentine Films
George Washington University
Gallagher & Associates
Greenhorne & O’Mara, Inc.
James Goode
J.C. McElveen
The Library of Congress
Hemphill Fine Arts
Hill & Wang
Historic American Building Survey
Historic Takoma, Inc.
The Historical Society of Washington
History Associates
Hedrick-Smith Productions
The Henry Ford (Greenfield Village)
Industrial Bank of Washington
Insignia Films
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library
Lerner Publishing Group
The Metropolitan Club
Montgomery Co. Historical Society
National Park Service
Nazraeli Press
National Trust for Historic Preservation
New-York HIstorical Society
St. John’s Church at Lafayette Square
Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum
Smithsonian Museum of American History
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
Supreme Court Historical Society
Pamela Scott
Prologue DC
Thomas Pheasant Studio
Turner Publishing
University of Virgnia Press
US Capitol Historical Society
US Commission of Fine Arts
WETA Television
Washingtoniana Division, MLK Public Library
Washington Convention Center
&pizza
Artists & Photographers
Rushern Baker
Dennis Brack
David Burnett
Julia Bloom
Petra Barth
John Brown
Colby Caldwell
William Christenberry
Lely Constantinople
David Fenton
Ciane Fragione
Roland Freeman
Paul Feinberg
Estate of Yousuf Karsh
Steve Ludlum
Linling Lu
Fred Maroon
Mingering Mike
Mary Noble Ours
Lucian Perkins
Dan Poyourow
Caitlin Teal Price
David Sestak
Renée Stout
Peter Winant
Julie Wolfe
Renée Stout
"What the Oracle Said" 2020
Dorothea Lange
"Migrant Mother" 1936
(Library of Congress)
Linling Lu
"Anatomy of 100 Melodies of Solitude No. 5" 2019
Walker Evans
"Fish Market, Birmingham, AL" 1936
(Library of Congress)
William Christenberry
"House Near Akron" 1988
Rushern Baker IV
"54th Massachusetts" 2020
Gordon Parks
"American Gothic" 1942
(Library of Congress)
