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When importing an image and selecting "Sharp" (Nearest Neighbour)" for the resizing parameter, the final result has bits missing from it in a checkboard fashion. Images attached. Anything I can do to prevent this?
The input image is a 1bit dithered bitmap. (I have tried with 8bit bitmap with same result)
I am trying to size my image in photoshop so that it is not rescaled at all by LaserGRBL.
It is very confusing converting between ppcm, ppi, 300 ppi, 72 ppi, and now downscaling to 30ppcm, my brain is in tangles.
(If am burning at 3 lines/mm = 30ppcm, 10x10cm image should be 300x300px, right?)
As a request, or two, an option to disable image resizing, and displaying some info about the size the image is, and the size it will be once engraved, would be very helpful for me, just to glance at and make sure everything is as expected before hitting that play button.
Thanks for your time!
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Hi. A new day a new query.
When importing an image and selecting "Sharp" (Nearest Neighbour)" for the resizing parameter, the final result has bits missing from it in a checkboard fashion. Images attached. Anything I can do to prevent this?
The input image is a 1bit dithered bitmap. (I have tried with 8bit bitmap with same result)
I am trying to size my image in photoshop so that it is not rescaled at all by LaserGRBL.
It is very confusing converting between ppcm, ppi, 300 ppi, 72 ppi, and now downscaling to 30ppcm, my brain is in tangles.
(If am burning at 3 lines/mm = 30ppcm, 10x10cm image should be 300x300px, right?)
As a request, or two, an option to disable image resizing, and displaying some info about the size the image is, and the size it will be once engraved, would be very helpful for me, just to glance at and make sure everything is as expected before hitting that play button.
Thanks for your time!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: