How to invert an image in Easel the right way. Must watch!!!!

[@kidvicious2227]

Took me a min, but i got it. Thank You!

[@barefoothippies]

Oh wow! You are gonna save people a lot of time and money.

[@pharlapno1]

I’ve showed me so much thanks heaps

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

Your welcome

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[@jwink7795]

been looking for this vid!!! you da man stan

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

Your welcome brother

[@adamsartjourney]

Thanks for the tips, it is very much appreciated. How would you go about cutting out the bass around the edges?

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

If I wanted to cut the bass out to its shape, I would use the off setter app and create an outline at about .25 inches that should create a nice boundary around it. Then you can just tell that boundary to cut to full depth with whatever bit you wanted to use most likely a 1/8 inch end mill.

[@adamsartjourney]

@@ThatWoodenFlag Man, thank you so much for your help. It's very much appreciated.

[@Perrypartyof4]

Question for you, what is the purpose of the outermost outline? I've tried it with and without and don't see a difference in the image.

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

I went back and re-watched the video, and I have to say good catch. Yes, that second line isn’t doing anything. I believe I do that out of habit because if I am designing a flag, I will put two outlines around it to use to create a shape around the stripes, and then I will do the invert of the image with the other line so for the purpose of this video that second line doesn’t really need to be there if you’re just inverting an image. Again, thanks for the comments I appreciate it.

[@matthewyax]

uumm... couldnt you "invert colors" in a photo app... like GIMP or InkScape?

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

Yes, you can do this other ways too. I just wanted to show how it’s done in easel quickly without having to use other programs. Good call out.

[@davidhickman-o3c]

Will this feature carve a jpg photo11:55

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

I traced a JPG in this video.

[@sylviacook2005]

great show and tell can you do this with a dog but need dog down in a bowl

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

You need me to do a design with a dog eating from a bowl?

[@barefoothippies]

The audio glitched a bit here and there, still easy to follow along with though

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

I don’t know what it is. I use snag it to screen record and it only happens when I load it into KZbin. I can do training videos fir work all day long and have no issues. Weird

[@dwaynejohnson7499]

like this video alot

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

Awesome feedback. What else should I do

[@stephan7127]

couldnt you just invert in illustrator and make it grey

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

I’m not familiar with illustrator but if it’s like Inkscape probably. This was more for people using easel that want to just use easel and some images online. A lot of people asked how I do it in easel. I mostly use aspire now so I can turn all designs into SVG files.

[@drippingfaucet1456]

it is amazing the amount of steps that are needed to invert this, should be just 1 or 2 clicks to do it, your just changing the black sections to white and white to black to get it to cut the parts that you want, shouldnt be this complicated

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

It takes about 30 seconds once you get the hang of it

[@eagle2D2]

The water marks are to keep people from stealing them, lol!

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

Thanks and all this time I thought it meant someone spilled water on it. Lol

[@davekolp4552]

Stop moving the mouse so much.

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

I tried to see what you meant because sometimes I’ll move it for no reason at work. I didn’t see much of that in this though. I’ll keep it in mind in the future though. Thanks for the comment