Was looking into engraving and came across PhotoGrav. Price is a bit…hm…much ?
So i was thinking, is it really worth it ? $400 is not exactly peanuts for someone who’s just starting lasering.
I’ve seen lots of tutorials on prepping photos, but there doesnt seem to be a “system” or set method to it, just trial and error mostly. I’m not Russ, so i want to find a solution/shortcut to photo engraving.
Lightburn has numerous image output modes, like dithering, or halftone. At this point there isn’t much reason to use any external photo prepping methods. Check out what this gentleman is doing with tiles and maple wood: Profile - Bulldog - LightBurn Software Forum
Take that statement from a professional photographer.
Lightburn software has tools within that are found in PhotoShop and CorelDraw that enhance photos. Lightburn takes that further for photo engraving by marrying the enhancement to output control. Something that Photo Grav can only dream of.
I still can’t believe the low price @LightBurn is asking for this amazing software program that does 10X more then PhotGrav does
I would also say no. Waste of moola. I have purchased Photograv, 1 Touch and have found that working with Photoshop, Corel and Lightburn that Photograv and 1 touch has been a huge waste of money but hey everyone needs a tax write off. lol
my point was that a $15 script is even better then the $400 PhotoGrav …but of course if you have Lightburn in your tool belt any thing above the cost of Lightburn is wasted money.
Will the Photoshop plugin work with Adobe CS6 on a Mac with Mohave installed? I have a Mac Pro 5,1 that has Photoshop, and would like to get this. I also have Corel Graphics v.12 on a Windows computer
Try their free demo for 30 days. I did and it was sure not worth my money. I prefer ImagR which is free or available for purchase. And Lightburn is excellent at processing also.