Ai is my new friend

I asked Ai to create a close up of a large mouth bass jumping in front of Lilly pads, and a few other instructions. It created this image

Then I asked it to make it a grayscale image, and I got this back.

I am anxious to see how these burn on wood.

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Burn it as a Greyscale image, or even just use pass-thru without any Lightburn processing on it.

Fishing is my favorite hobby. Can’t wait to see how this looks! Please post it when done!

If you’re not too fussy about details like the number of fins or where they’re located, it’ll do. :grin:

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Complain to googles gemini Ai.:grin::grin:

I’ve been using AI for engraving fills, I trace the border and upload a screenshot, AI does a great job making a crisp black and white image that LB traces with perfect accuracy.

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If I can get a really nice image, I will tell Gemini to fix the fin Issue. I was just amaze at what I can do.

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Here is the finished product.

Theses settings are a bit crazy, but it works well. Using pass through didn’t work (too dark).

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Nice! Thanks for putting the settings in the image.

70% of what diode power?

That’s nice. I like the way the fishing line isn’t one continuous shade. You got the greyscale settings…well set, and the speed is adventurous.

How come you chose greyscale rather than dither?

I found that with the way I generate the image and the screwy image settings and cut settings, I can get a crisp clean image. Dithering works ok but it introduces artifacts, and looses a lot of the details. It took me while to learn how to ask Googles Gemini to get the results that gets the outcome I want.

I have just started, I have a couple more in the works,

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LightburnPower setting in cut layers. 70% maximum and 5% minimum.

If you are referring to the Maximum Laser power of the Roly MK2 I am using it would be 100%, So 70% mower refers to 7)% of 100%.

Oops screwed up the last line. So 70% refers to 70% of 100%

100% of what?

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Jay, what is the laser power WATTAGE of your machine?

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This was done at 10W.

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