This is the image I want to burn vs. the way it shows up in the preview. It burns with a lot of that in between lines that show up as almost a speckle. I want just the lines.
Can someone help? What am I doing wrong or how can I resolve this?
I have tried saving the image in a few different file formats, but the same issue remains.
.jpg
.png
.bmp
no luck. Im sure this is a commonly addressed issue, but I have been unable to find it. Even a link to a solution would be greatly appreciated at this point.
Is it really 100% white? the RGB value should be 255,255,255 for pure white. If it’s not white, it’ll be considered a gray and get some power applied. I would use a grahic app, GIMP is my choice, and do a color pick on a “white” area and then look at the color details. If not pure white, I would set my color to pure white and try a fill of all the areas. There is also a color swap option but I don’t know the specifics enough to give you a step-by-step.
I looked at the image and your white color is FA(250) and not FF(255). So your white is not white.
You’re image isn’t clean. You can’t see the shading, but that “white” background is many different shades that the computer is interpreting. Same with the black.
Trace the image or process it in a graphics program to remove or flatten the background. Posterize, color select and fill or delete, etc.
