Is this what I should use to transfer a photo to cloth?
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Yep. Print the photo in mirror image on a laser printer. Then paint a canvas with liquitex, slap the photo on, rub any air bubbles out, and let it dry for a day or two. Afterwards use a wet finger to rub the paper off.
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I have only used it to transfer photos on to canvas and I was really pleased with how well it worked.
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Yes. I save them to the desktop and then crop before final storage. Check this out: I just downloaded Heirloom app on my Android phone; take a photo of your photo then transfer to computer.
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I would suggest that you copy and paste all of your photos in to a new folder then write a batch command that will save them as PC instead of MAC. Then they should transfer.
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If WIN8 works with MS Paint, then yes. You see, you use the "import from scanner or camera" ability of MSPaint to bring in the photo or negative shot from this little scanner. Once you see the result in Paint and decide you want to keep it; you then use the "Save As..." function of Paint to give it a name and send it to the file where you want to keep it.
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This paper/fabric is very thin but has an iron on backing . You could probably try it but the nub of the canvas may make it difficult to iron the transfer onto.
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Hi... I think I can help out here, at least as far as defining "sublimation". (Whether these will work with this process or not, I can't say, since I just happened to run across the info while looking for something else. This isn't my type of artwork, though, so besides the definition, I'm as clueless as everyone else!) So... Sublimation: Sublimation is a way to create bright, permanent, professional looking image transfers using your own artwork or photography. No plastic feel, no fading when washed. No other image transfer technology to date can claim this except for printing directly on to fabrics with fabric dyes. The science behind sublimation is simple: when heated to high temperatures, sublimation ink turns into a gas, allowing it to enter into the open pores of the polyester-coated item. Once removed from the heat, the pores of the item cool and close up, trapping the ink inside of the item. The sublimated image will be soft and smooth to the touch and is a permanent application. No bleeding or fading when you wash it! Sublimation works specifically with polymer-coated substrates or light-colored, 100% polyester garments. You also have to use a printer that can be loaded with the special sublimation inks, and the special sublimation paper. A good heat press does the transfer. Irons and steam presses do not get hot enough or apply enough pressure. (This information is directly from Dharma Trading Company, http://www.dharmatrading.com/ ) I hope it helps! Rory
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I used a very soft all cotton cloth when I cleaned my old photograph. It worked perfect and left no lint behind.
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What the first guy said. save the image on your SD card and transfer it manually.
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This item worked great I converter close to a 1000 pictures, this is a good unit and easy to work.Good luck
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Hmmm.. I'd have to say no to that one. It's like asking can you transfer a photo from one digital camera to another directly. I'd say you need a PC to do the transfer.
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The transfer paper helps u line it up before u stick it down. U won't always need it, but it is helpful when it's a longer word or larger image!
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I have only used this for slides. I am not aware of a feature that converts photos.
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Use the USB cord that came with it. The "Nikon Transfer" program works well. I'm using it on a Mac, so I don't know if you can access the photos without a program on a PC.
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My daughter messed up her favorite drawing. I scanned it, creating an image file on the computer, then edited out the smudge. I then sent the plate to be made via their website that takes photos. It worked well. I imagine you could do the same, inserting a photo however you wished. You'll just have to use their online service and may not need this product at all.
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Its basically the only way to transfer your images. Once you do it it is done. They wear out but the machine is not as much as others. Once you have this machine this is what it uses. I would suggest doing what I did. Transfer the pics using as many holders as you need and be done. Good luck.
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So long as you have a basic imaging program (paint, photoshop) this is all you need . Once you have the images saved in JPEG, TIFF or a similar setting, you can just import it in, and the software does the rest!