[amayausers] Re: Auto digitizing
- From: "Avalon Embroidery & Apparel" <avalonembroidery@xxxxxxx>
- To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 4 Mar 2006 10:59:12 -0800
You may take a look at http://www.smartdesigns.com/product.htm
They sell the Corel Drawings 2 PRO which I've heard works fairly well on
"simple" designs. If you call them, they can go through an online tutorial
with you while you are on the phone.
However, for more complex designs, you just can't replace the human touch.
Brad
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Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 9:45 AM
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Subject: [amayausers] Re: Auto digitizing
Unfortunately, no auto-digitizing software can replace digitizing
knowledge and experience. Many of these programs claim to be an easy
solution to all your digitizing needs but in truth they all are limited
in what they can produce [if you care about quality].
Never purchase digitizing software which is only "auto". I personally am
not a big fan of autodigitizing but if you choose to go that route,
choose software that also offers full manual digitizing capabilities ...
that is very important.
If you are new to digitizing and can't attend "in person" classes /
seminars, then I would suggest that you invest in one of the good "none
software specific" books, online lessons or dvd's available.
Understanding embroidery basics, is the key to quality digitizing and
one of these will get you well on your way and are well worth the money :
- the book Digitizing 101 by Thomas Moore Jr.
- the online lesson by Trevor Conquergood at the Stitchitize website
- the new Digitizing Made Easy series of dvd's by John Deer
Bob
Extreme Embroidery wrote:
>I have done no digitizing yet and I am at a point to explore that challenge
myself rather than having it sent out to be done. Can anyone give me some
pointers where to start. Right now, I am not at liberty to go to the
training classes and will need to start from square one. I have the
software that I purchased when I bought the machine a year ago. I was
wondering, is there a auto digitizing program out there somewhere that the
basic designs can be sent to and adjusted. Just thinking how technology has
progressed thru the years, I just thought there could be something
available.
>
> Thanks everyone!!
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