What is digitizing?
Developing an understanding of the digitizing process is a key part of selecting the right software for your business. We can break digitizing down into five stages. Stage 1: the thought process The thought process is one of the most important parts of digitizing. It’s the stage where the digitizer plans the design elements, color sequence, and travel path. If six different digitizers were to complete this process, you would most likely see six different sets of choices. The design elements include determining what types of stitches to use on the various objects within the design. The color sequence is the order of colors from the start of the design until the end. The travel path determines which objects to sew first and how the machine moves from one shape to the next in the most efficient manner. The travel path is very important because a design without an efficient travel path increases the amount of production time to complete the actual embroidery. The thought process is essenti
Digitizing is a process of converting any graphic art to an embroidery format, so that computerized embroidery machines read and replicate it with a series of appropriately colored stitches. All electronic files (which is digitizing) remain proprietary to Diamond Embroidery and are not the property of the client.
Digitizing is a combination of artistic arrangement and computer process that takes a design, photo, drawing etc. and converts it to an embroidery design. That design is then programmed into our computerized machines, to produce the desired result, an age-old process of needle and thread called embroidery.
Digitizing is the process of adding stitching to your logo. It tells the embroidery machine what stitches to apply where. If digitizing is required there will be a one time fee based on the number of stitches and the complexity of the design. Once this is done, you can use the design again and again without additional setup charges.
