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As a general rule, most scanned images are bitmap images. That is, when a picture is loaded into the computer via a scanner, it is broken down and stored as a series of pixels. Each pixel can be viewed as a small square dot of a single color that corresponds to a specific location within the original image. However, the number of dots that are scanned and stored for any given picture is dependent on the resolution at which the picture was scanned.
Specifically, the resolution specifies how many pixels are generated per square inch or per square millimeter. In order for humans to see a sharp image i. For example, at a resolution of dots per inch dpi , the dots become so small that they typically go unnoticed when viewed by the human eye. Alternatively, a low-resolution image, for example stored at dots per inch, may appear jagged or unclear because the individual dots are much larger and become more noticeable.
Thus as expected, in order for Auto-Digitizing to be effective in generating accurate embroidery designs that do not appear jagged, the source image must be relatively sharp and must be stored at a high resolution. If you are scanning a graphic that will be used with Auto-Digitizing, it is recommended that the image be scanned at a resolution of at least dpi, which roughly corresponds to the inherent resolution at which condensed data points are stored. It has been determined that for most images to be used with Auto-Digitizing , dpi is the optimum resolution.
In general, you will obtain better Auto-Digitizing results with clean images as opposed to noisy images. Clean images basically consist of clear, large, well-defined areas of solid colors e. Because of how they are created, vector images are always clean.
Bitmap images can be noisy, which mean they contain features such as half-toning and shading that make them appear blurry or imprecise. It is easier for Auto-Digitizing to convert clean images to embroidery data. You can clean an image using third party photo editing or paint programs. It is recommended that you convert lettering to outlines in Adobe Illustrator before you send the graphic to DesignShop.
You may want to review some of these examples in order to gain a better idea of the differences between these types of images. To convert a vector graphic eps, wmf, emf, dxf, and cdr to embroidery data, complete the following steps:. These objects will be displayed in the Project Tree. The display of the graphic in the View Window does not change, but the displayed graphic is now separated into the vector objects. See the following image.
These vector objects can be selected either in the Project Tree or the View Window. At this point you may also want to Auto-Sequence some or all of the vector objects. Click here for details. You can now convert the graphic objects to embroidery data. First select the object s you wish to convert. As with design elements, you can select one, some, or all graphic objects in a project. Click here for details on selecting in DesignShop. Once you have selected all desired objects, click the Convert to Vector toolbar button.
When you are ready to convert, click the Convert button. This will convert the selected vector object s to embroidery data.
If you are moving through the objects one at a time, you must click the Convert button for each object you want to stitch. Embroiderthee, If everything that was typed in your first post is correct, I believe the reason for the high price is because you would be moving from Ver. I'm ready to do a lot of digitzing using vector graphic images. Page 1 of 2 1 2 Last Jump to page:. Replies: 3 Last Post: , PM. Replies: 0 Last Post: , AM. Replies: 6 Last Post: , AM. Replies: 2 Last Post: , PM.
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