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    Question Can anybody clean up this image?? $$$

    I have a retirement party coming up soon and the big boss wants this plaque made with this simple image to scribe on it.

    I simply don't have the time to clean it up in pattern editor.

    Is there someone out there that can do this quick? It's for a Forest Service employee retireing after 40+ years of service.

    I can email the pattern in jpeg.

    PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE HELP!!Click image for larger version. 

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    Someone might do a better job of it than this, and, it still needs to be converted from a PDF to your prefered format.
    (I tried......)
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    Not sure if you want the image cleaned up or a pattern from the image. Edzbaker cleaned it up, I extracted the PDF, and make a pattern, just in case that is what you wanted.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails forest service1.jpg   forest service1.jpg  
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    Quote Originally Posted by KRD-REC View Post
    I have a retirement party coming up soon and the big boss wants this plaque made with this simple image to scribe on it.

    I simply don't have the time to clean it up in pattern editor.

    Is there someone out there that can do this quick? It's for a Forest Service employee retireing after 40+ years of service.

    I can email the pattern in jpeg.

    PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE HELP!!Click image for larger version. 

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    Will This work?
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    Sorry it won't work. There is no definition. Same problem I had when I did try and convert this. It has to be more like the original picture.

    Does pattern editor always do this? I though by purchasing this program it was going to be A LOT easier.

    Thanks for your help though. Any more suggestions?
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    The problem is that the original artwork is not very good. Can you get a larger, sharper copy of the image that is NOT a JPG file (and has never been a JPG.) The JPG compression process causes a loss of definition on sharp edges. If you start with a higher resolution original than you'll be able to make a lot better pattern.
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    Negative on the original image. It was scanned off a document, best I can do. Thanks for the info.

    Still, is there any other way?

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    I tried cleaning it up a bit with just "Paint.Net" -- Like mentioned above being a jpg file,
    a higher resolution picture png file would be easier to work with.
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    Nice job Ken, I now know what it should look like.
    Using Designer 1.187, STL importer, Center line, conforming vectors, scanning probe/PE, and the ROCK chuck.

    Eddie





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    Thanks EVERYBODY for your help, especially Kenm810!

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