You will find LOTS of experience and friendly people here. There is a lady on the forum by the name of Barbara, ( rgile) that does a lot of photo engraving whose work I consider the best.so I would suggest you touch bases with her regarding photo grav. We look forward to getting to know you and helping you.and learning with you and from you.Īs for your question, what happens with photo grav is that it automates a lot of what you would have to do in photoshop. Welcome to our little corner of the internet. Some of the magic is in the nature of the stone itself. Looking forward to using this forum a lot.Īny tips on what makes a good image for engraving onto stone? Any tips on what makes a good image for engraving onto stone? In other words, the image before being processed through PhotoGrav and the image after. What does PhotoGrav do to the image that could not be done in a sophisticated graphics program like, say, PhotoShop? Would anyone have any before and after images they would be willing to show. Everything I’ve read so far mentions using PhotoGrav but it seems like a fairly expensive product (at least to me) so I’m wondering if there’s an alternative. I’m interested in engraving photos onto stonework such as marble, granite and slate. I’ve been in graphic design for several years and was already pretty familiar with CorelDRAW so it’s not been too hard getting started. Just bought a laser engraver a month ago. I’m a total newbie to the engraving world. So far I love it! This is a great resource. I just discovered this site about a week ago and just registered today.
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