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This is a 5" X 7" from the photo to the right
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this etched photo is 12" X 12"
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This Photo was used to produce th one to the left
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Lasering a photograph into wood, glass, Plastic, or opaque mediums
Choosing your photograph is the most important step. Not all photographs can be laser etched, or engraved. Photographs that are to be etched with a laser, require 'contrast'. In other words, once converted to black and white (the laser does not etch in colour) there must be 'visible' difference between colours. Dark coloured clothing, seen against a dark coloured background may be perfectly obvious in a colour photograph, but once converted, the black and white (black etches, white does not) the difference will not be so obvious. A dark blue suit against a dark brown background, 'may' result in a 'head' floating in a dark background.  For example see the samples below
Coloured Square  <Before converting  Engraved Colours< After Engraving
As you can see, there is not much difference between the colours after etching.
Your photograph must also be 'high resolution'. We can scan a 'glossy' photograph, however, photographs printed on textured stock, no matter how fine the texture, may not give satisfactory results. The textured areas have a tendency to cast light back at the scanner, resulting in spots, fuzziness, or banding when etched. Digital photographs are acceptable providing they are at least  2000 x 1500 pixels or the highest resolution obtainable from a minimum 3 mega pixel camera. .JPGs 'can' be used, but please keep in mind that EVERY TIME you crop, manipulate, or change a .jpg AND save it as a .jpg it will get worse and worse with every load and re-save, until it gets to the point, where is pretty well unusable for anything but the web Edit Text

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Laser etched photo   Pricing

 

$1.00 per square ”

plus $30.00 Material and preperation

                           Set up and finishing        

                           Shipping                  

 

Examples

 

3” X 5” = 15 sq.” @ $ 1.00  =  $ 15.00 + $ 30.00  =  $ 45.00

 

5” X 7” = 35 sq”  @ $ 1.00  =  $ 35.00 + $ 30.00  =  $ 65.00

 

6” X 8” = 48 sq”   @ $1.00  =  $ 48.00 + $ 30.00  =  $ 78.00

 

8” X 10”=80 sq”   @ $1.00  =  $ 80.00 + $ 30.00  =  $110.00

 

10”X12”=120sq”  @ $1.00  =  $120.00 + $30.00  =  $150.00

 

12”X12”=144sq”  @ $1.00  =  $144.00 + $30.00  =  $174.00

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