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I have a Seiko Label Pro where I can put a graphic on my labels. I’d like to use a photograph – but it must be in Black & White – 200 dpi according to Seiko. The size of the finished photo on the label would be approximately
0.6" x 0.6". I converted a color photograph to B&W (don’t know if I used
the proper technique). The printer came with a sample label which has a photo on it. The photo looks like a photo you would see in the Wall Street Journal – sort of all dots. This is fine but I can’t seem to get that result. Sure could use some help here with various techniques that I could try. Wish I could put a copy of the sample label in a posting – but I can’t. If you need to see a copy to see what I’m trying to accomplish, I’ll need an email address. Thanks…………
0.6" x 0.6". I converted a color photograph to B&W (don’t know if I used
the proper technique). The printer came with a sample label which has a photo on it. The photo looks like a photo you would see in the Wall Street Journal – sort of all dots. This is fine but I can’t seem to get that result. Sure could use some help here with various techniques that I could try. Wish I could put a copy of the sample label in a posting – but I can’t. If you need to see a copy to see what I’m trying to accomplish, I’ll need an email address. Thanks…………
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