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Epilog Laser FusionPro 16000 User Manual

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The drop-down list of dithering patterns is easier to think about if you separate the five options into two
categories that we will refer to as Clipart and Photograph:
Clipart Modes
Standard: This is the default mode and will be used for
most engraving jobs that include text and clipart at 600
DPI.
None: This option works well for color mapped jobs or
when artwork is in CMYK color space (useful for artwork in
PDF format
Photograph Modes:
Floyd-Steinberg: Produces an almost wave-like pattern
to an image. This works well for some photos containing
a great deal of detail. Photos with more monotone
swatches of color may not be as pleasing as Jarvis or
Stucki modes.
Jarvis: Many users find this mode good for engraving
photographs at 300 DPI. This mode produces a very nice
looking pattern on almost all photos.
Stucki: This mode produces results that are only
marginally dierent than the Jarvis dithering pattern. It is
also very good for engraving photographs at 300 DPI. The
dierences between Jarvis and Stucki are very subtle.
Bayer: This mode is an eicient and widely used
haloning technique. It is easily distinguished by its
noticeable crosshatch patterns. Bayer (ordered) dithering
is more suitable for line-art graphics.
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SECTION 8: SYSTEM FEATURES

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Epilog Laser FusionPro 16000 Specifications

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BrandEpilog Laser
ModelFusionPro 16000
CategoryEngraver
LanguageEnglish

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