Can I take my art that is printed from my Photoshop files and cut or do I have to add other marks to do the cutting?
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You need to use the provided software. We transferred our images from Photoshop (where we did our editing) to their software. We found the editing software difficult.
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Hi Debra: I have used this tool to cut out graphics printed on matte photo paper and it does just fine. No worries.
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I'm not sure I understand the question. This cartridge was a gift for my daughter, so I've forwarded the question to her, but you might want to clarify what you mean by transferring the cuts to a surface. Do you mean sticking them on a surface? Like tape or something?
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Yes you can - there are many utilities that can be used depending upon your computer and OS. Search for your specific requirements to "reduce jpg resolution for xx" where xx is apple or pc or windows or whatever. Should be lots of free options available. Keep the original resolution in case you want to print the picture and for archive purposes.
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yes. absolutely good reslution from most all sources of copying.i have used old mewspapers and even old pictures to satifactury results.
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Krystal, I did cut some prints to resize them, I did first practice on one that if I messed up, it wouldn't matter, turned out fine, so just use the paper cutter.
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In theory yes. I use Manga Studio, Krita, and GIMP. Between those three, the .psd file conversion has no flaws I've found. The real test is how they handle fonts between the two programs. I have no Photoshop, so I cannot verify if it works or not. Just make sure to save images you want to work on between the programs as .psd and IN THEROY, it should work just fine.
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Take it into a place like Walgreens and they will develop it for you. You can ask them if it would be possible to process them in B&W but if not, once you have the actual prints then those can easily be made into B&W.
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No, the image may only be resized. To edit designs you would need embroidery software .
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If someone is missing from the photo, or you have two photos where not everything is right, you can put the two together. It would require selecting the part you want from one and moving it into the other. I taught this as a fun project in my Computer Art class where the student would have their picture taken and then insert it into a famous place from Art History. (Like climbing the pyramid in Egypt). We used the full version of PhotoShop, but I have a friend who does it with Elements all the time. Just do a file&gt;open for each photo and go from there. I would have to research the directions for Elements but I know it can be done.
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Yes, I create my own vector designs and import them from adobe illustrator. You will have to trace your cut lines once your image is imported so that can be a bit tricky but the silhouette program has a feature that makes it a bit easier.
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Hi You don't remove the film. If you take it to a film processing store or a target or drug store that processes film they will print the pictures for you.
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Yes and no. No, you can't cut them open or the photo emulsion liquid would spill out and make a mess. Yes, you can fit more than one on a pad. What I do is set up my artwork so that one pad is filled with multiple stamps.(I use Illustrator). So it depends on how big your stamps are. Don't put items too close to the border or they might not come out good. I actually set up multiple sets of artwork to print on one sheet of the paper, then I cut them out to the size needed for the medium pad. That way I can get many stamps from one sheet of the paper. FYI. I think Teresa Collins stopped branding these, but you can get them through Photo Centric USA. It's the same thing, it just has a different logo.
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Just take the memory card. You put it in the machine and select what pictures you want printed and you can edit them too.
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M. A. Anything created to be printed on this paper will have to be mirror image for this is the only way the image can be transferred correctly onto whatever you are ironing the image on. I hope this answers your question....
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Yes that is how I do my tattooing i get it printed out from the computer then send it through just like you would a drawing and it transfers very nice make sure you use the transfer paper that came with the machine or buy premium transfer paper from a reputable source look at the one star reviews and it will tell you what not to buy some don't transfer as well as others
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Yeah, they don't do that, you have to go to this link http://www.printshop.com/user-guide/35.aspx and it must be said... they are STILL working out bugs on that piece of... software