FAQ

All Computer Generated and Professional prints, metal and canvas products are custom made to order and may take up to 4 weeks to print prior to shipment.

Shipping cost is not included with Print, Metal and Canvas products. Cost will be calculated at checkout. All orders will be insured.

All Photographic Prints (except for the 8 1/2” x 11” computer Generated Ink Jet Print and 9”x12” Open Edition Print, which is shipped in a box) will be shipped in heavy duty shipping tubes. Metal and Canvas prints will be shipped in boxes. All photographic, metal and canvas prints are carefully packed to ensure no damage.

Yes. Please Contact us for info and costs.

All sales are final. In the event of damage to prints during shipping, all orders are insured and will be replaced with proper documentation.

Print size is measured to outside dimensions of the page. Image size may vary with borders.

On Metal Prints, the image is the same dimension as stated, ex.: 9x12” is from edge to edge. On Canvas the image is the same as the stated size. All photos on canvas will be printed in the “mirror” image format. The mirror borders, also called mirrored edges, wrap the parts of the image closest to the edge over the sides of the canvas in a mirror image.

Yes. If you are interested in prints, metal prints or canvas prints larger than what I currently have listed on my website, let me know what size you are interested in and I will send you a quote for a custom sized print.

All World Through My Lens photos are available on Acrylic Prints.

If you are interested in a Rock and Roll Photo on Acrylic, Let us know the photo you are interested in and we will first send you the pricing quote for the item. If you accept, we will then send you an invoice for payment before I place the order.

I’m sorry, I do not mat the prints. I feel matting, like framing, is a personal choice for how you want your photograph to look when you hang it in your home. For mats, I recommend Matboards Plus, https://www.matboardplus.com/. They are very professional and have good pricing. For many of my photographs I use the Conservation Double Mats, with a “V” groove. It makes for a very nice presentation of your photograph.

I’m sorry, no. Like matting your new photo, I feel framing, is a personal choice for how you want your photograph to look when you hang it in your home.

You Betcha! I will be adding more photos to the site in the future. Sign up for updates and I’ll let you know when they are on the website.

You Betcha! I will be adding more photos to the site in the future. I’ll post a list of artists and bands that I have on my blog. Sign up for updates and I’ll let you know when they are on the website.

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Each print is custom ordered and printed at Dickermans Lab, San Francisco’s Premier Photo Lab.  The photo paper for each print is museum quality giclée (inkjet) prints on fine art paper. Photographs are printed on the Epson Stylus Pro 11880 inkjet printer, which is state-of-the-art in pigment printing.

Giclée is a type of fine arts print (pronounced zhee-clay) that signifies the highest-quality print available, known for unparalleled detail that maintains its integrity well beyond the point at which other prints may start to fade. Giclée prints are also known for their longer lifespan, they’re resistant to smudging, sun, or humidity damage. Giclée prints are made with archival paper. Archival paper is known for its outstanding durability because it’s acid-free. The superior quality of a Giclée print rivals traditional printing processes and is commonly found in today’s museums, art and photographic galleries and collection’s. Giclée prints are perfect for matting & framing.

All slides and negatives have been professionally scanned at Dickermans Lab on the Imacon 848 scanner. 

Each Limited Edition giclée print is numbered and signed and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity certificate which ensures the photograph’s provenance and is authentic, showing that the work you are receiving is created by PJay Plutzer.

An open edition giclée print is a high-quality print of an original photograph. Each open edition print will be signed, but not numbered and will not receive a Certificate of Authenticity.

Now available, Prisoner of Rock and Roll Photos is offering selected sized photographs printed on the Professional Epson Sure Color P900 printer. These are high quality photographs printed on fine art photo paper.

Metal prints are printed at one of the top award-winning professional labs. They only use ChromaLuxe® brand aluminum sheets for the highest quality possible. Recent test reports show that ChromaLuxe® brand has more than 3x better permanence than Kodak Silver Halide Prints, resisting fading for 65+ years! The lab heat infuses the photos directly into the metal creating unsurpassed resolution and color vibrancy. They only use Epson Surecolor printers using Epson archival inks to guarantee the highest quality on the market.

All photos will be printed using a vibrant white high gloss surface which gives you brilliant colors and detail.

Each Limited Edition metal print is numbered and signed and comes with Certificate of Authenticity certificate which ensures the photograph’s provenance and is authentic, showing that the work you are receiving is created by PJay Plutzer. Metal Prints will be signed and numbered on the back of each print.

Each open-edition metal print will be signed, but not numbered and will not receive a Certificate of Authenticity.

All photographs on Canvas are printed on Artist Grade Canvas using a patented design. Canvas Wrap PRO is built with a solid, supported face which prevents sagging or warping over time. This will ensure your canvas will always look as tight and flat as the day it was made.

The canvas is 1.25” Depth, with Finished Backing, Corner Bumpers, and Metal Screw Fasteners. 

All photos on canvas will be printed in the “mirror” format. The mirror borders, also called mirrored edges, wrap the parts of the image closest to the edge over the sides of the canvas in a mirror image. This is a bit different from a photo-wrapped canvas, where the image simply continues over the side. A mirror border literally mirrors what is on the front edge.

All Canvas photographs will be signed on the back of each print.