How to Laser Engrave Photos with Lightburn

I'll go over a few steps I take to process my photos in only Lightburn. If you have any questions or anything to add please feel free to comment below!

[elnambojambo]

The most detailed straight forward video I have ever watched. Thank you so much

[cassandrahepp]

Thank you for going over the parameters and explaining what the different adjustments actually did. I've seen a lot of people who just said, "I put this at this number, " but not explain why. The "why" has been my hang-up. Can't wait to try my hand at more engravings now that I have the tools I need!

[theodorequakins]

I paused this video for around 30 minutes while messing around with the settings to get it to look somewhat functional in the preview, only to unpause 2 seconds before he says that you shouldnt rely too much on the preview

[chrisreth]

Thank you for this video! I'm new to the laser engraving world and this was just great to follow along with!

[devontawatford]

Man I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. You help me find the correct settings for my photo engraving. I own a couple of xtool d1 pro's and my settings were up and down with my photo engraving. After watching this video I am confident that I will not have an issue again with my photos. Thank you J&J!!

[kikinhenry]

Still giving me hope in making things work the way we do not know much in doing...Thanks so much for showing me!!! Clermont, Florida.

[rab]

So glad I found this tutorial. Thanks man. You helped a lot

[OpenSourcerers]

I usually default to Laser Everything for instructions, but sometimes he dives REEEAALLLY deep. You have almost the same fiber laser as I do so I've caught myself more and more choosing the shorter J&J videos.... good work, love the channel

[newrunning]

I kinda find tutorials like this that really do help you but not very often. ty

[bigcoolbanana]

Thanks for your video. You taught me an easy way to bring in photo's to edit. I have a lot to learn in lightburn.

[wuzgoanon]

Did my first one this morning. This was the most helpful tutorial I watched to get my settings right.
Thank you, sir!

[customspaces]

I'm just getting started, but you were very easy to follow.

[nicolewilkinson]

thank you for this Jacob, I am new to laser engraving using a diode and this is a brill tutorial thank you so much x

[iambravoteamo]

I have had my CO2 laser for awhile now and still learning. What didn’t know is that you can just laser the image. I thought that you always needed to trace image and go from there. Every video I ever watched they delete the image. My frustration was when I’d buy images off of Etsy that said it’s Hugh quality and ready to go. Here I am getting frustrated with trace image. After I saw that you only had the image, I tried it and it was very happy that it worked. Now I’m gonna try that on other images or as well thank you very much for this tutorial especially the box. Also, I learned a lot thank you.

[lpaltageek]

Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. I am 83, new to laser engraving at Rochester Makerspace on a CO2 80 watt Rudia laser (I think I have this right). I really appreciate your detailed instructions, especially the box trick.

[RobertVanderZanden]

Too many people do demos without explaining why. It was very good to hear why he did certain things and he moved the cursor at a rate I could follow. Thanks,

[soonerhop]

Thanks. I enjoyed this and learned something’s and I’ve been using a laser for about 12 years. Seem like a good guy. Subscribed

[LegacyLuxe]

Just followed your instructions step by step on my 2nd try and was successful. Thanks a bunch!

[noe.locksmith]

This is a dope tutorial. Thank you so much

[russelllynch]

Thank you for the clear instructions. I previously had very poor pictures. Great tutorial