This page is to provide you with special settings that we've developed with CADLink for PhotoLaser Plus, as well as to provide you with some quick tips that we think you'll find helpful when using the software.
Copy these settings into c:/engravelab/photolaser. They include our 600 dpi wood setting, a setting for small photos engraved on wood, a marble setting that automatically inverts the photo and an acrylic setting that inverts and flips the image.
A short pdf document demonstrating how to use PhotoLaser Plus, and software tips.
Material Settings
Material
Res.
PhotoLaser Plus Material Setting
30 watt
40 watt
50 watt
60 watt
75 watt
120 watt
Marble
300 dpi
marble_invert.plp
100s
70p
100s
60p
100s
50p
100s
40p
100s
30p
100s
15p
Wood (Maple)
600 dpi
Wood Setting 600 DPI Epilog.plp
30s
100p
40s
100p
50s
100p
60s
100p
70s
100p
100s
100p
Wood - Small Photo
600 dpi
Wood Setting 600 DPI Small Image.plp
35s
100p
45s
100p
55s
100p
65s
100p
75s
100p
100s
100p
Black Anodized 300 DPI
300 dpi
Black Anodized Invert 300 DPI Epilog
100s
35p
100s
30p
100s
25p
100s
20p
100s
15p
100s
10p
Black Anodized 600 DPI
600 dpi
Black Anodized Invert 600 DPI Epilog
100s
30p
100s
25p
100s
20p
100s
15p
100s
10p
100s
5p
Acrylic
300 dpi
acrylic_invert_flip.plp
100s
60p
100s
55p
100s
50p
100s
45p
100s
40p
100s
30p
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Is this a replacement for CorelDRAW or other graphic layout software?
A: No, this is photo processing software that should be used for photos. Use Corel or another software package for more complicated graphic layouts after the photo is processed through this software.
Q: Why isn't my photo engraved into wood coming out as well as Epilog's?
A: Are you using the wood setting developed by Epilog? We use this for 100% of our wood photography and it provides exceptional results when engraving into wood. Download the settings above!
Q: I'm using Epilog's wood setting, but I'm seeing an obvious dot pattern when I engrave the photo.
A: You aren't running a photo resized to 600 dpi. Before processing the photo with the Epilog Wood Setting, go to Image/Image Size and change the photo size to 600 dpi, then hit apply.