Photo Printing

Summer 2025 is coming — What can you do with all of the amazing photos you’ll take?!

BY June 12, 2025 Photo Printing

If you’re like us, you take hundreds of amazing photos of friends, families and fun summer experiences but don’t know what to do with them. Well, Henry’s Photo Studio is here to help make them last! Summer 2025 is Coming—What Will You Do With All Those Amazing Photos? Summer is almost here, bringing warm weather, outdoor adventures, family reunions, and unforgettable road trips. If you’re anything like us, you’ll soon find yourself with hundreds—even thousands—of fantastic photos capturing friends, family, and incredible experiences. But then comes the big question: What do […]

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Preparing Photos for Printing

BY April 5, 2020 At Home, Photo Printing

Preparing Photos for Printing

People love seeing prints made from their best images, but many don’t want to do this printing at home, for space and cost reasons. That’s why services from Henry’s Photo Centre can make getting great prints very simple.

In general, there are two printing routes: make your prints yourself at a self-service kiosk in your Henry’s store, or submit your order online and have it shipped to your home or for pick up at your closest Henry’s location.

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The Importance of Screen Calibration

BY April 4, 2020 Photo Printing

The Importance of Screen Calibration

Do you edit your photos or videos? Do you enjoy spending time in the digital darkroom or the digital editing studio? Do you want your images and films to look the very best that they can? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then this article is going to be very important to you.

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Getting Started with Photo Printing at Home

BY April 3, 2020 At Home, Gear, Photo Printing

Getting Started with Photo Printing at Home

Photos that are not printed are often dead. Social media lifetimes are so short that while the internet keeps everything, no one sees anything about five minutes after it’s posted. Worse are the millions of images left to die alone in the dark on hard drives.

The only way to preserve memories with any kind of chance of success is to make prints.

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