PhotoGrav 3.0 effectively reduces the variables in the production process using these three main areas. This is transparent to the user unless you are in the Interactive Mode where you can see and edit the histogram. When the photo is being processed by PhotoGrav’s algorithms, the histogram is being created. Each photo is unique, with its range of highlight, midtone and shadow values. Another variable in the process is the photo itself. The result is consistent-looking results of the same photo when using several types of materials. Simply said, acrylic will absorb the laser energy faster than stone. These enhancement filters effectively compensate for the absorption factor of each material. The drop-down menu is an extensive list of materials, and selecting one will apply specific filters to the image for optimum engraving results. Variables in materials are handled by the drop-down menu in the main production screen. Should you want to change these settings, go to File >System Default>Select Machine to find the same screen you used to initially set up the software. After clicking OK, the settings will be saved when the software is run in the future. In the same setup window, settings for engraving resolution and lens type will also need to be selected. Simply select from a drop-down list of manufacturers and models, and click on the corresponding one. 3.0 (publisher's description) 2.1 All versions. Please visit the main page of PhotoGraV on Software Informer. Setting up for your model and brand of laser system is done the first time the software is loaded on your computer. Three major variables are present in the laser engraving process: PhotoGrav 3.0 works so well by reducing the variables in the laser-engraving process. The fewer the variables, the less human interface required to make questionable judgments. HOW IT WORKS The solution for success in any process is to remove the variables.
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