Achieve a High-Quality Image on Metal
Get the look you're going for with these simple tips
When you choose an image you’d like to mark on metal, or any substrate, it’s important to start off with a high-quality image — 300 DPI or above.
If the image is a bitmap, the Mode (in the Image menu on CorelDRAW) needs to be changed to grayscale for most metals.
Go to Image >Adjustments>Desaturate to remove the color.
Convert the image to an RGB-color profile, if not already. Depending on the contrast of the image, increase the black level and decrease the white for more contrast.
Pro tip: Images with higher contrast mark better.
Learn more about achieving a high-quality image on metal using a laser.
