Did anyone rehearse, or at least discuss what you were going to talk about beforehand? Because it certainly didn't sound like it. I tried to get through it all, but by 30 minutes, I as ready stand directly in front of the laser
Hi friend, first of all thanks for the tutorial. At 7:25, when you show the speed of 10.0 inches, converting it gives 254 mm; is it that slow? And the maximum power is only 14? I use the Sculpfun S6 Pro, which has a 5.5W optical output.
Is it possible to invert an image in Lightburn? I have several images that have dark backgrounds and by inverting the image I could get a better more clear burn. I am unable to find this option.
Dont know if you guys cares but if you guys are stoned like me atm then you can watch pretty much all the latest movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my gf recently =)
OK so I followed every thing you said and used Jarvis instead of Image-r and regretted it immediately. It was night and day. The Image-r I could at least see the picture but with Jarvis it was barely visible. Now I know there's a lot of variables to take into account but it really was totally different. The Image R photo looked more like a line art drawing when I placed it in Lightburn, the same photo untreated (except for photoshop and luminar enhancement) looked like a black and white photo. a 60W chinese laser @ 300speed 25% Jarvis 300dpi
Hi, I am relatively new to lightburn and am currently running v9.20 I am watching your video on "Crash course - Photos in Lightburn" and am seeing a picture where there are 2 images and the title above says Adjust Image. There are 2 images of a lion which apparently show any changes you should see when making adjustments to the contrast, etc. Where is this option to be found? thanks, Rich
seriously guys, this was as clear as mud, clicking here and there explains nothing, your talking as if everyone watching knows how to work lightburn.. long winded with little results ...a shame
yes we are talking as if you know how to use lightburn. we are operating off the premise that you have a basic understanding of lightburn prior to tackling more advanced operations. luckily all thunder users get free training to get them up to speed so they find the video helpful. sorry you didn't. we will be adding more comprehensive content on photos so please check back and see if those are any better. thanks for your feedback
Lightburn haha , that arrogant owner complain is the "best" software , but at the end he can make only "black & white" with no any shape of gray . And of course the result is just a illusion.
Did anyone rehearse, or at least discuss what you were going to talk about beforehand? Because it certainly didn't sound like it. I tried to get through it all, but by 30 minutes, I as ready stand directly in front of the laser
Would have loved to see a finished burn. Thanks for the help... Seriously considering one of your machines
Hi friend, first of all thanks for the tutorial.
At 7:25, when you show the speed of 10.0 inches, converting it gives 254 mm; is it that slow?
And the maximum power is only 14?
I use the Sculpfun S6 Pro, which has a 5.5W optical output.
Is it possible to invert an image in Lightburn? I have several images that have dark backgrounds and by inverting the image I could get a better more clear burn. I am unable to find this option.
Excellent video, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Dont know if you guys cares but if you guys are stoned like me atm then you can watch pretty much all the latest movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my gf recently =)
@Jason Weston Definitely, been using InstaFlixxer for years myself :)
Ok thanks I will just have to wait
OK so I followed every thing you said and used Jarvis instead of Image-r and regretted it immediately. It was night and day.
The Image-r I could at least see the picture but with Jarvis it was barely visible. Now I know there's a lot of variables to take into account but it really was totally different.
The Image R photo looked more like a line art drawing when I placed it in Lightburn, the same photo untreated (except for photoshop and luminar enhancement) looked like a black and white photo.
a 60W chinese laser @ 300speed 25% Jarvis 300dpi
Hi, I am relatively new to lightburn and am currently running v9.20 I am watching your video on "Crash course - Photos in Lightburn" and am seeing a picture where there are 2 images and the title above says Adjust Image. There are 2 images of a lion which apparently show any changes you should see when making adjustments to the contrast, etc. Where is this option to be found? thanks, Rich
that is a beta version (9.21) due for release pretty soon i think.
I’m new to lightburn thank you you just saved my entire project in 20 minutes!
Thanks for the help.
Happy to help
When I import a pic from imagr..the preview doesnt match
All over the place! Waffle on top of more waffle
Listening to two fellas jaw is not what I consider instructive.Half the time a novice gets lost in your jargon.
luckily all thunder usa clients get free lifetime support so we can custom tailor the training to their specific needs and learning styles.
seriously guys, this was as clear as mud, clicking here and there explains nothing, your talking as if everyone watching knows how to work lightburn.. long winded with little results ...a shame
yes we are talking as if you know how to use lightburn. we are operating off the premise that you have a basic understanding of lightburn prior to tackling more advanced operations. luckily all thunder users get free training to get them up to speed so they find the video helpful. sorry you didn't. we will be adding more comprehensive content on photos so please check back and see if those are any better. thanks for your feedback
To long winded, Get to the information not the distractions.
Lightburn haha , that arrogant owner complain is the "best" software , but at the end he can make only "black & white" with no any shape of gray . And of course the result is just a illusion.
i did this in lightburn: support.thunderlaserusa.com/support/solutions/articles/65000166457-3d-relief-engraving-on-natural-wood
czcams.com/video/u1mhyWfyS78/video.html
and this: support.thunderlaserusa.com/support/solutions/articles/65000170073-3d-relief-engraving-on-acrylic
czcams.com/video/fUNE01i0m3s/video.html
so... yeah... we are pretty sure lightburn does 3d relief from a grayscale depthmap derived from an stl... good try tho!