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The staff at Canada Photo Lab appreciates the sensitivity of retaining cherished memories. Yet, we are all aware that the passage of time may negatively impact the images we hold dear. In most cases, the quality of prints will deteriorate as time passes.
OUR PRODUCTS
Our printing business has an excellent standing in the market, and we take great satisfaction in the fact that we can fulfill the requirements of customers across Canada. To assist in the maintenance of picture quality, we provide our patented image restoration techniques developed over many years of work in the photographic business. We did not use any already available technology; instead, we developed our own algorithm to maintain the finer features, notably in the skin and the eyes, and improve readability.
In addition to that, we are proud to provide the highest-quality picture and canvas printing in all of Canada. To us, printing and wrapping canvases is an artistic expression that calls for a keen eye for detail and an appreciation of the time and effort that went into creating the painting itself. In order to successfully complete this art form, you will need to have these qualities. Through the use of our picture restoration and canvas wrapping service, our clients are thrilled with the ease with which their old photographs may be changed into brand-new ones.
Giving back to our neighborhood is one of our highest priorities as a business. Regarding the materials, we have decided not to cut corners and instead use picture paper created in Canada with a matte finish. Local resources provide a significant competitive advantage over imported goods since they are better adapted to the climate of Canada.
Before our products are sent out to consumers, they are put through a stringent quality assurance process that helps smooth out any kinks that may exist in the production process. This ensures that our customers always leave our store feeling satisfied.
Location: in the center of Frobisher Bay, on the island of Baffin in Canada. The island is most famous for its glacier-covered mountains and its lowlands covered in the tundra. The administrative center of Nunavut is located in the city of Iqaluit. At Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park, which is situated in close proximity to the town, visitors have the opportunity to see caribou as well as arctic foxes. On a tiny island not too far from the city, you’ll find Qaummaarviit Territorial Park, home to archaeological artifacts dating back to the ancient Thule people.
Iqaluit is a city in the territory of Nunavut in Canada that was once known as Frobisher Bay. The city is deep in Inuit history and tradition. This region is home to a significant number of Inuit artists, filmmakers, and musicians, and during the spring and summer months, the city plays host to a number of arts and cultural events that people from around the region attend.