Modern photography technology outpaces consumer expectations by continually introducing smaller, easier-to-use cameras that produce higher and higher quality images, along with software development that makes the digital darkroom accessible to more and more, even casual, practitioners on ever-more powerful computers and phones. All of this, with greater choices and lower prices.

For the creator of photography, the opportunities increase exponentially. More people are taking more pictures.

For the consumer of photography, those of us who may or may not make the pictures ourselves, but who enjoy displaying fine art photography on the walls of our offices, homes, or appreciating it in public places, there have been few advances since the decline of traditional film and wet darkroom processing. Inexpensive desktop printers and conventional printing labs and frame shops abound, but the product remains the same; paper or canvas enlargements, usually matted, framed, and under glass, often expensive and vulnerable to fading and damage from moisture and sunlight, even the very air we breath. Perhaps most important, even when new, they look little different from prints made 10, 20, or 50 years ago.

Now, at last, along comes SizzlPix!™ High Definition Photography™, the first really new fine art photography printing technology in decades.

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