Everything was going well until I tried importing fabric. I set it 150 and some of the material looks good, some doesn't. When I go to set it into the blocks, it doesn't even really distinguish between the colors. The system slows down sooo bad it almost crashes the program. What am I doing wrong?
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I have the same program. I use my HP Scanner and set it for 200 dpi but some of the lighter color don't show up much either. Page 139 says to scan at 72-75 dpi for jpeg or tiff files. keep the image files at 200 x 200 pixels might also help
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The program I'm scanning into (by default) won't let me change anything else. I'm baffled!!!
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Sorry, wish I could help. Hopefully someone will see this and get it figured out for you. I have EQ6 but have yet to familiarize myself with it.
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I too have EQ6 and and can't figure it out either. Why do they keep changing things. Sometimes the old works better. Never had a problem with EQ5.
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You know I had the book open and everything!! :lol: :lol: Just can't figure out what I've done wrong. Totally baffled!! :?
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maybe try taking pictures of it instead of scanning them. You may have better luck being able to make the adjustments in your photo program.
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hey I read today, that if you change it from "photo" to "normal", or try to "descreen" or put the fabric on an angle
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I did do normal. Maybe a photo like Amma said, I don't know. Maybe this will end up in a phone call. Boy, I hate it when I actually follow the directions and still it doesn't work!!! :lol: :lol: Atleast I have time to play with this quilt, not in a hurry. Its for Christmas soooo plenty of time.
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If the fabric is a major brand - you may be able to go directly to the website and download the jpeg - that is what I usually do.
Also Connecting threads has a download page http://quiltwithus.connectingthreads...e/eq-downloads |
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