Will this work if I want to draw from a photo?
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The NeoLucida really shines when you're tracing real people and real objects in the real (3D) world, because it solves the problems of perspective and foreshortening that make drawing from life so challenging. That said -- YES, you can use the NeoLucida to draw from photographs. You'll need to prop up the photograph vertically, at the same level as the NeoLucida eyepiece.
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Yes, should be perfect (provided no dimension is too long) - you may need to place an object at the end to that the device is able to form an image though (e.g. place a cardboard box or similar on the ground - or stick a piece of paper on the wall so it's sticking out). Been a very handy little unit.
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Yes, but you will need a program capable of making an image file. There are a lot, depending upon your operating system, so just read about a few.
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Yes. It outputs a png file or you can dump the data and do your own graphics
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The printer will draw paper from whichever try you have specified. Look on the print box, it will give you options.
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No, this is a drawing tablet for a computer. What it does is allow you to draw digitally (when hooked up to a computer) in the same way you would draw on a pad of paper.
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Yes choose dark setting also make sure your drawing is dark the darker the image the more carbon will transfer
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I don't see why not. I had to turn the camera to get the required picture I needed. The only other issue is are you using a license bracket camera or a pilot hole camera. The pilot hole camera hasd more options.
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Think of this like the touch pad of a laptop, but with a pen. You have to connect it to a computer for use. So, if it's just this alone, no. The drawing pad does not display anything.
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Of course. You can draw with any color you select or create. Just like you would with a mouse or pad.
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I believe so, a couple of my friends use this with it. I think mostly you have to worry about programs that use this, like photoshop, Gimp, 3ds etc. But yes, it should work.
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With some imagination and creativity, you could use it however you wish. You could tape the image you wish to draw or trace to a wall or to the bottom of the "Artograph". You would have to figure out how to support the "Artograph" above the horizontal surface. As a matter of fact, I may well be doing this myself, as I wish to reproduce some old early 1900's family pictures. Either that, or I will somehow affix a blank canvas to a wall to draw on. You are only limited by your own imagination !!!
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Probably yes, but it depends on how thin is the picture paper you are using.
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I have not personally attempted image tranfer onto canvas, but I do use this for all my wood transfers. I dont see why this same stuff wouldnt work. Hope I was semi helpful.
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Only the simplest of pictures can be digitized. If you have more than a few colors, it won't work. I digitized a silhouette which was only one color and it did well. A much more sophisticated program could digitize a detailed photo, but not this one. But, I will say this is a good program to begin with. I wrote a long review if you can find it a few months ago.
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Hi Alessa,I use mine for my art work. I transfer photos from my camera, iPod or PC and use the PP003 to place the image one my canvas or paper in the size and orientation I want - works great.Ruth Ann
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I bought this for my wife to project her drawings and it didn't work for her directly from her laptop (using the USB), she had to transfer her drawings to an SD card and it works for her that way. I wouldn't get it to project travel photos or presentations though, it reheats after a while and looses quality.