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Posted · Question about embossed printing

Hi, I would like to make a print, a 'drawing line' from a photo. When I put in the jpeg file into Cura, I only can choose ' darker is higher'. In former Cura-programs I could also choose 'lighter is higher'. Does someone know how to change it? It seems available, but the text is grey so I cannot choose it. 

Thank you in advance! Martine

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    Posted · Question about embossed printing

    Hi @Framar,

     

    I'll think this function have been long gone..

     

    Why not use a paint/photo - shop program and convert the picture to negative, then you can manipulate gray tone as you want.

     

    By the way, this is the negative of your example.

    Negative.thumb.jpg.cce388afedcdc2900084095e7e975012.jpg

     

    Thanks

    Torgeir

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    Posted · Question about embossed printing

    Yes, thank you! I think I have to convert the image, I

    thought maybe there is another way, but converting seems tot be the best suitable. Thank you for your reply! 

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