Thanks a lot !! This is a great tutorial for beginners like myself.

I lived in Round Rock back 2006-2010. Cool place. Just got me one of these too.

Great work! Very clear and easy tutorial! Thanks for helping out the newbies like me.

Gd work but do better if picked white tile painted black which what you need pick wen using black top coat white tile if just using a white cote And use pass thru

FINALLY a clear explanation of masking. Thank you!

good lession

I have done a few of these. Not many. I used my 7 watt diode. Even tried on the 60watt CO2 but that did not come out too well. You image of the horse looks great.

Great video and image selection. Is the completed piece available for viewing online? Any similar pieces to view? The Spanish Horse is stunning.

Thanks for the tutorial! Very well explained! I'm brand new to lasers and have not yet tried a canvas but your work is really inspiring!! I'm just trying to figure out some basics (very limited experience with LB but I can make most things work). Why is the processed image a negative of the original? Thanks for helping me to understand!

Your work looks great. I use paid image-r, and they and others always suggest passthrough when dithered outside of lightburn. Have you tried passthrough with gimp plugin? I've noticed my time with image dithered outside of lightburn, when I select Threshold or passthrough, I get the same estimated time. Also I've done a preview with your speed, and my time is 4hr 28min 47sec I set up my device in lightburn by clicking, device settings, then additional settings, and read from controller. I've done 12x12 and 10x10 mirrors and when I preview the time it is pretty much spot on. I use OLM2 Pro 2 which is grbl based.

nice video, but I have a couple of questions, wouldn't resizing the image after running through gimp or imagr change the process and wouldn't you run pass through so not to add more dots?

Hi do you turn pass through on in lightburn. When you edit the pictures in gimp or imag-r 😊

Typically if you do a three or four color job on canvas do you change your your speed and power vs 2 color?

Why did you pick 2" lens vs V4 Glass-Tile Dither for the D1 10watt? TIA

I have the 10w Pro...how much different do you think the settings would be?

To zoom out in GIMP, hold the "CTRL" key on the keyboard, then use the mouse wheel. Or the "+" "-" keys

Is this the stretched canvas or the flat ones? looks like stretched but wanted to double check.

Do you have a link for that paint attachment? Or at least what it calls? Thanks

I was under the impression that pass through had to be selected when running an image through gimp. Does it make a difference?

What's the difference between white tile norton and white tile painted black? it's confusing me because the canvas is painted black

I have a question for you. I followed your video and when I got to lightburn and previewed it the picture does come through what am I doing wrong. Thanks for any help.

Hi there… I’m in a MAC environment, and am unable to find the ImagR software that would work. :/

You said you use gimp instead of imagr, can you show the same image both ways, same setting to compare so we can decide if the cost difference is worth it? Thanks

in Lightburn, the p key will center.

What difference do the different lense sizes make when using da big gimpin? 9:30

I thought pass through needs checked because you are not letting LightBurn do the image processing?

You don't use white tile painted black?

DA Big Gimping Plug-In link says it is malicious site - is there another link please?

I can not get gimp to work after i do everything it always makes my photos newprint

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Where is the final picture???

Thank you for your nice review and great result But in my opinion, that is a lot of wasted work 🙂 If you are using imag-r paid version Then you can completely edit the image there Both dpi and size and use the algorithm that suits you best and then choose passtrue in lightburn So when you import the image, you only need to create the frame you want the image to be in and place the image in the middle and set speed and power