How to use Da Big Gimping Plugin V3 plugin to process a photo for laser engraving
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2020
- In this video we will learn how to process a photo for laser engraving using Da Big Gimping Plug-in V3. We will also learn how to change the background color of our photos and import into lightburn and give it the proper setting such as matching your photo resolution and setting the line interval.
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This is very nice. Have you done the same thing for those using your Photoshop version of Da Wood Script?
I also wonder where I can get the USMC file which you used in this demonstration -- and any other similar 3D type images for laser cutting.
HJI Just bought the plugin thanks for making available. Where the link to your long video , thanks
I'm laser burning images on wood, everything looks great as far as the darkness goes, but the lighter lines do not burn. Is it possible you would know why this is? I'm using greyscale because it is a smoother look and that is what I am after. Things like the neck line and the ears the bridge of the nose don't burn very well. I am using the LM2. I edit the photo in gimp with Da Big Gimpin Plugin. yes i have watched your videos several times but seems nothing i do works.
Hi There what parameters would you use to engrave a picture in Wood?
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Awesome
Is this the process for tile using the Norton method?
I am trying to find that 1 long video, please attach link to this message. Thanks
Can't find the link to your process video that you mentioned.
Thank you so much for your script, a purchase well made. I was wondering if you could do a video showing what to do, if anything, to have the exported files to be used on lasergrbl. I’m a complete beginner and for some reason lightburn is having issues installing on my computer, so I am using the recommended stock software. Keep up the great work.
Link please to the 1.5 hr you mention in the video. Thanks
Why would you create a layer of the background, run Da Big Gimping plugin on the original image, then flatten?
When ever I use Da Big Gimping, My Picture turns white. the image transforms but then it whites out the image
hello there, i bought the software. i try it . struggle a little but i saw the video . my first laser print came out looking like nagitve film photo. can you please help me or direct me to a source were i can learn how fix it my setting . thanks by the way is an awesome plug in
I bough the plug in a couple days ago but never received anything besides a payment confirmation. It’s almost impossible to contact you. Please get back to me
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Very helpful video. tnx.
I purchased the plugin. I can not find the video you mentioned at the end, regarding the machine settings. in what site ?
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Will the plugin work with Linux -- specifically Ubuntu?
I bought Big Gimping plugin but I do not have the same version as yours where I can select material etc. Is that the V3 part? And if so how do I install that please?
Correct that is V3, if you don’t have it then login to the website and download again, then you will be caught up with the update for gimp.
Followed this video but the menu items remain greyed out and I never see a python console pop up for decryption as gimp loads. I have gimp 2.10.14 64b for windows. I see the menu items but they are forever grey.
I was having this issue too but found out that it had to deal with the photo file format. I’ve been successful with getting jpg and png files that had no transparency layer/filter in it and running properly. Hope this helps at all.
Ok. So what do you plug it into? Corel? Paint net? Adobe? All of the above? Sorry, new to this but your plugin was priased in the xtool d1 group
This plugin is for the software gimp from gimp.org the plugin is now on V4 and its even better now. updates are free if you have V3 already
any of your subscribers have tips for bringing the photo into Glowforge software as opposed to Lightburn? Please share power/speed/vary power/ lpi, etc if you had great success
Export from gimp as jpg then open in Inkscape or what not and then simply export as .svg and bring into glowforge and use varying power.
This plugin is incredible.
It's compatible with a linux distribution?
I can't install it on my ubuntu distribution but it works perfectly on windows.
Thank you 😊 I haven’t ever heard it’s not compatible and as long as gimp installs on the Linux system you’ll be good to go however like a Mac you have to give the plug-in permissions “chmod” and also in the install video where I select the top directory to navigate to the plug-in folder within gimp you may have to select the bottom directory.
Let me know if you need a hand, you can download teamviewer and I’ll be able to come help you out.
@@thatdudewithalazer9703 I reinstalled gimp with flatpak and it works now, thanks for your help 😀
Its funny how you go through the steps but dont show the end result on a piece of wood or something.