Image Capture at 1:1
Image Capture at 1:1
(OP)
Done a bit of searching (and will continue to try myself...) but not found what I'm looking for yet. I have a client who wants to use my Solidworks model as a basis for some graphics work. He's asked me to produce an image of a part (flat sheet-metal) in plan view showing the various colours I have applied. It would be ideal, he says, if this was 1:1 and very high resolution.
Can anyone tell me if I can do this easily?
Can anyone tell me if I can do this easily?






RE: Image Capture at 1:1
1. Create a drawing of the part
2. Add a plan view in shaded with edges mode,
3. Make the page size custom (same size as outside dim's of part)
4. Save as TIF
5. Under options increase the resolution to its highest setting, with print capture checked and scale set at 100%
This seems to be sufficient for now, although I'd like to do something like this through PhotoView 360 shortly.
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
Dan
www.eltronresearch.com
Dan's Blog
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
"Do not scale from drawing"
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Hardie "Crashj" Johnson
SW 2011 SP 4.0
HP Pavillion Elite HPE
W7 Pro, Nvidia Quaddro FX580
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
An image does not have physical sizes. It only has pixel counts in linear lenght or in an area.
Best regards,
Alex
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
That is exactly what the Screen Capture command does.
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
"very slight difference"
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Hardie "Crashj" Johnson
SW 2011 SP 4.0
HP Pavillion Elite HPE
W7 Pro, Nvidia Quaddro FX580
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
Deepak Gupta
CSWE, CSWP, CSDA
SW 2011 SP5.0 & 2012 SP3.0
Boxer's SolidWorks™ Blog
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
Photoview is only going to create a image file and trying to get that to be 1:1 is not very easy unless you have a program that can handle graphics files like Photoshop or maybe Illistrator.
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
RE: Image Capture at 1:1
http://www.triaxialdesign.com/sw-tips-tricks/SWTips-Tricks%202008-10.pdf
If that doesn't work, try cut and paste to a browser.