Are you tired of wasting expensive materials on blurry, dark, or unrecognizable photo engravings?

Do you feel like you need to learn complex, expensive software like Photoshop just to get a decent picture onto wood or slate?

Stop struggling and start engraving. Join us for an exclusive livestream deep-dive designed to prove one thing: You need absolutely nothing but Lightburn to achieve stunning, professional photo engravings.

This 90-minute interactive course bypasses third-party editing software entirely. We will unlock the hidden potential of Lightburn's built-in image adjustment tools, teaching you exactly how to manipulate your photos within the software for perfect output.

What We Will Cover In This Deep Dive:

• The "Lightburn Only" Workflow: Forget GIMP or Photoshop. Learn how to import, crop, and prepare your raw photos using only Lightburn tools.

• Demystifying Dithering: Jarvis, Stucki, Atkinson, Newsprint—we explain exactly what they do and which one to choose for your specific image type.

• Image Adjustment Mastery: A step-by-step guide to using Lightburn's Gamma, Contrast, Brightness, and Enhance sliders to make your subject pop before the laser even fires.

• Material-Specific Settings: We will share proven starting parameters and adjustment strategies for three very different materials:

  • Wood: Achieving warm tones without scorching.

  • Slate: Getting that brilliant white contrast on dark stone.

  • Acrylic: Settings for clear "cast" acrylic and colored opaques.

• Live Q&A: Get your specific photo-struggle questions answered during the stream.

Course Logistics:

• Date: March 5th

• Time: 3:00 PM EST

• Duration: Approximately 1 - 1.5 Hours

• Location: Private Livestream Link (sent via email after purchase)

Can't make it live? No problem. Your purchase includes Lifetime Access to the HD recording of the event. You can pause, rewind, and re-watch the techniques as many times as you need while you are at your laser.

Stop guessing with your settings. Master the art of Lightburn photo engraving today.