Can the drawing be replayed with the original speed?
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maybe I didn't quite got your question but, this pen saves what you write or draw in vectors so that you can open with Illustrator o Photoshop, they might not be exactly as detailed as your drawing, it is a bit tricky to use but it does help a lot, I make my sketches and then I can move them in the computer and it is so much easier than scan them.
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From what I've experienced this item does not record strokes in a playback sense but in a layers fashion. So, No.
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I thought I better clear this up as an owner of the inkling for 4 years. You can replay your pens strokes within the software you get with the inkling. You can't unfortunately export it as a movie file but with a little messing around and moving each stroke into it's own layer (a little work but doable) you could create an animated gif (in photoshop) or movie file if you ported the images into after effects or premire. I hope this helps any one else looking at picking this up as you can get them really cheap now. :)
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I have tried to do this with the program. Let me be very clear this program only operates within another program already installed on your computer. I have found the Paint program to work the best. However you can find clip art from the internet and save it to your computer only if it is a PES file then open it in paint( which is what I do) . If there is a lot of detail the program will just kind of jumble it up when you try to embroider it , so if you try that I suggest very simple art without a lot of detail. Hope this helps you.
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That depends on the software you are using, it's not a capability of this device. You can use adobe illustrator to live trace a drawing if you want or you can draw directly in illustrator making everything vector to begin with, but I don't think illustrator supports pressure sensitivity.
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The program converts pixels to stitches, as best as I can figure. It does not does not import as if a sketch, only as blocks. Backstitch lines can be added later.
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You can but it will want to re-cal periodically as monitors do change in time. It's easy to ignore the periodic prodding to redo it. People who process/print pictures, or anything else that requires rather accurate color from their monitor have the most interest in keeping up with the slow deterioration of colors.
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I can say yes for highlights and smaller details, but I don't know on the graphite drawings (I use it for coloring with copic, and craft projects)
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Yes you can. The device comes with a stylus but the screen is actually pressure sensitive. This means you can even do finger art.Just want to add something. Some lines (made with very light pressure) can appear on screen but may not appear in the saved version (PDF). Not sure why bu I guess the save is not as sensitive as the actual screen.
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I recommend looking at the realmilkpaint website. Confirm this for yourself, but the starting ratio is usually 1:1.
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Yes, absolutely. Make sure you know which you select as Source and which as Destination - otherwise you might end up copying in wrong direction. You need something like CarbonCopy software.
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For kids, there is an app for Windows 8 & 8.1 called "Fresh Paint". I found this app utilizes the features of the brush and can even print out in large format. It was the app featured in one of Microsoft's TV spots.For more adult applications, we use Sketchbook and Sketchbook Express by Autodesk, which is constantly being tweaked and renamed but remains a great application.
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Myself don't have an older version of Print Artist, but P.A. does have the capabilities to import files from other similar programs. Hope that helps.
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If you are asking whether you can make a 2-sided original to a 2-sided copy without flipping the original, then no. If you are asking can you feed two single pages and have it print a two sided copy, I think so.
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no. you'd need to play the 1 bar loop 8 times. the length of the first loop set the length of all the following loops.
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Have you looked at the Wacom "Inkling"? I think the down side is that you can't draw in "real time" on the computer screen - everything is offline - but it would certainly allow you to do what you're asking about above. You can find it here: http://www.wacom.com/en/Products/Inkling.aspx Good luck!
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I don't use it often. I use it for work sometimes to have a slide show of my products. I can't remember the fastest and slowest but you CAN control it. You have a choice as well between having it end at the last picture, or continue to loop around. You can also set it to randomly choose pictures or if to keep it in the order that you have it on the memory card. It's very simple and nice to use. I wish all electronics were so simple.
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No, the time lapse effect has to be triggered manually, that's to say, to get a sequence of still pictures and replay them in rapid succession.
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I don't believe it can be done. The scans are separate (can't run simultaneously) and won't save on the same document.