Curious... you just scan in an image, and the program can figure out the color threads needed as well? The just print out the pattern to follow?
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Yes and you can also choose how many colors you want to use to give it more detail. Up to over 100
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I havent figured out how to scan .. I assume there has to be some programming between it and my laptop ... So only use it for printing and copying. Any advice?
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It will let you scan both sections of the paper, then it puts it together for you. I have done it and it works. It is called scan and stitch.
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Gee, I'm not sure. I did find a program when I was still using MP 620 and used it to calibrate my monitor. But it made so little change on the monitor that I concluded my monitor must be near perfect. And like you the printer still wouldn't print correct colors. I can't remember the name of the calibration program. Anyway I was leery when I got this MG6220. I was stunned when it printed out exactly what I saw on the screen. Have you tried cleaning the printhead? I use ammonia water and soak it then use a small vinyl hose to blow thru, both directions. However, if your MG6220 is new then it has to be the monitor. Sorry I couldn't help. Gee, I'm not sure. I did find a program when I was still using MP 620 and used it to calibrate my monitor. But it made so little change on the monitor that I concluded my monitor must be near perfect. And like you the printer still wouldn't print correct colors. I can't remember the name of the calibration program. Anyway I was leery when I got this MG6220. I was stunned when it printed out exactly what I saw on the screen. Have you tried cleaning the printhead? I use ammonia water and soak it then use a small vinyl hose to blow thru, both directions. However, if your MG6220 is new then it... » Read More Gee, I'm not sure. I did find a program when I was still using MP 620 and used it to calibrate my monitor. But it made so little change on the monitor that I concluded my monitor must be near perfect. And like you the printer still wouldn't print correct colors. I can't remember the name of the calibration program. Anyway I was leery when I got this MG6220. I was stunned when it printed out exactly what I saw on the screen. Have you tried cleaning the printhead? I use ammonia water and soak it then use a small vinyl hose to blow thru, both directions. However, if your MG6220 is new then it has to be the monitor. Sorry I couldn't help. « Show Less
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Not out of the box as far as I can tell. It would probably require a plugin of some sort. I'm not aware of any specific one but the good news is that PaintShop Pro also supports a good amount of PhotoShop plugins.
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If you have printed photos on a printer, it is basically similar. I found it to be fairly simple.
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I don't know--my experience is that it did not work for me at all, and I was trying to transfer a pattern to needlepoint canvas. It did not show up at all.
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I'm on Windows 7 / 64 Bit, but don't scan into Photoshop. It works great scanning into Paint.NET.
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Well at first you download your picture and then it takes you through some questions about it. Even let you make any adjustment or highlights as needed. Once to tell the size and how many colors you will need it shows you what the pattern will look like. I like to enlarge the print on the pattern so I can see what I need to do. Takes more pages but it helps to break it down that way. Takes a bit to play with the program but I really do like it.
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There is software called scan-and-stitch, which I have not used, that says it will.
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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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That is what I thought too.But if you look closely,there is a little square ,a picture of what the assembled pieces would look like.It is up to you if you want to follow it to the "T" or you want widen the pattern or shorten it or add your own variation.It all work!
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Yes. You can also specify the interval between color changes as well. Programming is moderately complicated, akin to setting an alarm on a digital watch. You must push the menu buttons in a set pattern to program. I used mine outdoors and it did not last very long before it stopped working.
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Not that I know about, but if you have a Mac you can use "image capture" to scan. It comes with the OS. Maybe Windows has something similar.
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I have several scanners, but from what I remember about this particular one, I don't believe so. The one that I do have that says it does negatives makes the picture a very odd color. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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According to the specs this scanner offers the option of "stitching" together an image that was scanned in sections. As I understand it, the lid opens 180 degrees to allow scanning of large originals. Note that I do not have this scanner so I can only point out to what the product description reads.
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I think so because you scan to a program on the computer and from there you should be able to do what you want with the image.