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Dragonlair
USA
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 Posted - 06/06/2024 : 12:41:23
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Every photo is different. You cannot compare the results from one project to another. Remember that what YOU see is quite possibly very different than what the computer sees.
Another factor is there are only so many shades of any single color. It is quite reasonable to find multiple shades of gray along with white. The only way you'll see JUST white is with a cartoon with no shading.
I once did a black/white photo of a bride & groom wedding topper and some of the grays initially showed as yellow!
The main two tips are to keep the photo simple and TINY! If you have the photo the same dimensions in pixels as you want the final image in stitches, the results will be closest to what you want as the computer is only trying to convert ONE pixel to ONE stitch so no blending is needed.
The final note -- conversion from jpg to a pattern is never intended as a single process. It is only the first step. Even a simple cartoonish image will take hours on tweaking. Even then, you can change one color entirely to another color to get what you want.
Just relax and enjoy the conversion. It's what YOU want, not what the computer sees.
Diane
There is no such thing as a stupid question
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The colors are not matching up to my orig photo
