If you go to Tools, select Customization, and look in the Workspace section under PowerTRACE, you'll find options that determine how Quick Trace functions. Your Quick Trace results may differ depending on your CorelDraw settings.

Not possible (for me) to get results like this from 'trace' at all, let alone so quick.Īnyone with the patience to endure working with Corel's Trace has my utmost respect!

From start to engraved plate took less than 10 minutes. Back into Corel where I engraved it onto a small piece of white Rowmark with the LS900.

Why I don't use Corel-trace: I took Mike's pic, left side original, copied it into CPaint, removed the colors, adjusted the grays left, saved it as a tif, imported into Casmate, traced it, and the only editing I did was to remove clutter above the cards, and made Batman's eyes bigger. The ONLY time I use it is if a customer supplies a large, decent black/white graphic via email that 'quick trace' will work on. I rarely use Corel's trace because it's ridiculously frustrating, nothing I love more than when it sharpens round corners, rounds off sharp corners, and deletes graphic segments just when the result almost suits me. Since I don't do colors, I use Corel PhotoPaint to remove colors, works very well. Any complicated tracing I do in Casmate, which really likes it when I resample with Corel to smooth the pixels down.

Corel photo paint 2017