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DesignShop Auto-Digitizing Auto-DigitizingPlease note that Auto-Digitizing is only available in DesignShop Proand DesignShop Pro+ product levels.Auto-Digitizing is an advancedautomation software module, which allows custom artwork (either from ascanner or graphics program) to be directly converted to embroidery designdata for DesignShop. More specifically, Auto-Digitizinghas been designed to dramatically reduce the amount of time and expertiseneeded to create sophisticated embroidery designs from original artwork.For the digitizer, this translates into tremendous time savings, in somecases allowing work that would normally take hours to be completed withinminutes.
Alternatively, for the small embroidery shop, Auto-Digitizingmay allow you to forgo the cost and time required to send out basic artworkfor custom embroidery punching. Auto-Digitizingsoftware does not eliminate the need for expert digitizers. However, fortypical business logo artwork or basic clipart the software can providean enormous savings in time and effort and can significantly reduce theamount of training or expertise required to quickly create custom embroiderydesigns. Vector ImagesConvertEmbroidery to Vector Graphic VideoConvertVector Graphic to Embroidery VideoBefore continuing with this chapter, it is important to understand thedifferences between bitmap graphics and vector graphics.
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This will helpyou understand why DesignShop treats these two types of images differentlywhen converting them to embroidery data.Bitmap graphics are composed of pixels, each of which contains specificcolor information. A pixel is very small; a single image may be composedof hundreds of thousands of individual pixels. The bitmap format is idealfor complex images that contain thousands of different colors, which iswhy digital photographic images are most often saved in this format. DesignShopcan open the following bitmap file formats: bmp,jpeg, pcx,and tiff.Vector graphics consist of individual objects, not pixels. These objectscan include points, lines, and curves, and can be filled with solid colors,gradients, and patterns. Vector graphics are based on mathematical relationshipsbetween these objects.
For this reason, vector graphics are ideal forimages, such as logos, that often need to be changed (e.g., resized).DesignShop can open the following vector file formats: eps,wmf, emf,dxf, and cdr(up to version 9). Note that eps files can contain bitmap informationas well, but DesignShop strictly treats them as vector graphics.When converting a vector graphic to embroidery data, DesignShop mustfirst break down the graphic into vector objects, then convert these objectsto embroidery. Because bitmap images are composed of pixels and not objects,they can be directly converted to embroidery data.
Vector graphics givemuch better results because outlines can be imported exactly. Bitmapsdon't convert as precisely and they only work with solid colors. Preparing Images for Auto-DigitizingAuto-Digitizing can be used with any graphics that can be opened byDesignShop. Following the guidelines below will help produce the bestresults, particularly when working with bitmap images:.As a general rule, most scanned images are bitmapimages. That is, when a picture is loaded into the computer via a scanner,it is broken down and stored as a series of pixels. Each pixel can beviewed as a small square dot of a single color that corresponds to a specificlocation within the original image.
However, the number of dots that arescanned and stored for any given picture is dependent on the resolutionat which the picture was scanned. Specifically, the resolution specifieshow many pixels are generated per square inch (or per square millimeter).In order for humans to see a sharp image (i.e. Without noticing thesesmall dots), an image must have a high resolution. For example, at a resolutionof 300 dots per inch (dpi), the dots become so small that they typicallygo unnoticed when viewed by the human eye.