Photo engraveing
Photo engraveing
On the LS3040 useing laser cut 5.3. if i want to engrave a photo , im right in thinking youve to use another software first to convert into some how, if so hows best to achiveve this
Re: Photo engraveing
Photograv helps you get the perfect settings, but it is very much a trial and error process. What do you want to engrave and on what? Tweakie has done some outstanding work with laser photo engraving, but he uses a home made machine and a CNC control quite unlike anyone elses in the world.
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An ex LS3020 user now playing with an LS6840PRO (60W) and an LS1290PRO (80W)
An ex LS3020 user now playing with an LS6840PRO (60W) and an LS1290PRO (80W)
Re: Photo engraveing
Hi
I photoengrave on my 3020 using coreldraw and corelphoto. Load your photo into corelphoto, find the convert to black and white option and then in the drop down Box you have various 'dithering' options, halftone etc. THere are three with strange names, I can only remember Stucki, but they all convert your picture to dots representing greyscale. Load the result into coreldraw and send to the laser as a bitmap .bmp file. You need to experiment so choose a small photo first.
I use this technique to do stonework, drystone walling etc., for a model railway. I think the technique is explained better elsewhere on this forum
Bob
I photoengrave on my 3020 using coreldraw and corelphoto. Load your photo into corelphoto, find the convert to black and white option and then in the drop down Box you have various 'dithering' options, halftone etc. THere are three with strange names, I can only remember Stucki, but they all convert your picture to dots representing greyscale. Load the result into coreldraw and send to the laser as a bitmap .bmp file. You need to experiment so choose a small photo first.
I use this technique to do stonework, drystone walling etc., for a model railway. I think the technique is explained better elsewhere on this forum
Bob
LS3020 used for hobby - making model railway buildings/signals etc.
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