Will this convert ART designs?
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The version of BuzzXplore I have (V2 Bld 69) will convert from ART to any number of other formats, but doesn't convert to ART. The version I have is several years old and doesn't appear to be "Premier". I hope this is somewhat helpful. Karen
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I do not think that would work. The cursive loops are dainty and thin and would be distorted by the texture
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Sorry I can't answer your question. Gave this program to my sister. I have the 6D Embroidery Premier program
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Since I don't have Windows 8, you might want to check with their site for that info. But, it does not have a RAW converter, when I visited there last. The program takes the standard files from images. You can always find even free software to adjust and convert RAW files to use in this program to even better define your art.
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Yes. It outputs a png file or you can dump the data and do your own graphics
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Aye, I'm actually using Photoshop now on it. Don't see any reason why it wouldn't be supported.
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I have only used this for slides. I am not aware of a feature that converts photos.
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The program converts pixels to stitches, as best as I can figure. It does not does not import as if a sketch, only as blocks. Backstitch lines can be added later.
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I'm old school so I take it to a professional photo developer and let them do it all (negs, prints and high resolution cds). I don't think that answers your question but it's all I've got.
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Sorry I cannot answer your question. I wasn't pleased with its limitations and having to buy more software and wound up buying the 6-D Embroidery Premier software
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Actually, you can.You just need to convert the video using Creative's Video Converter.
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I really do not see why not. Both Photoshop and Illustrator as well as a variety of other windows apps can zoom in on an area to work in.
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You would need to purchase the Designer Suite that is specifically for Mac. This one is for pc.
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No. You can modify Cricut's designs to a certain extent, but if you want to do your own designing, you should get a Silhouette Cameo machine, which comes with an amazingly powerful design software, plus the ability to purchase -- one at a time, if you like, instead of a whole cartridge -- beautiful, complex, sophisticated designs to cut as well. Once you get the hang of importing your own designs into the Silhouette, it's easy and great fun. You can download the software for free and check it out. The Cricut DesignStudio has been made obsolete by Cricut's online Cricut CraftRoom program, which is kind of a cross between an online, cloud-based cartridge collection, a Gypsy, and this DesignStudio, and it's free. Download it from the Cricut site and enjoy playing around with every design they have ever made, though you have to own and register the cartridge, or purchase the online-only designs, in order to be able to actually cut them. To actually use the program to cut with, you will have to attach your Cricut to your computer and put it through the "update" process, always a nail-biter, but my Cricut was purchased used and is probably five years old, and it updated with no problem. If you have a Gypsy you KNOW what a massive improvement this Craft Room program represents. I am not sure this DesignStudio program is being supported anymore.
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No - it will not hook up directly to a computer. I just print out the image I am using and then run it through the stencil maker.
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Definitely, just install drivers and it should work with gimp, also cheap and durable, great for beginner
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It is not a direct conversion program. The program accepts AVCHD as an input, which you can then output to MPEG format with the "Share" option (that is how their menu system says "output"). So yes, it will work, but you have to put the input into the timeline and then export it. The program is really meant to take that AVCHD and make a video product out of it, rather than just convert the format.