In our last post, we described your first move at evaluating prospective CAD services: sending them a message. Now we’ll describe the second move: evaluating the responses. Here are the questions you need to ask about the responses along with how you should mark your answers: Did the message arrive within one business day? Yes:…
by R. Kamalathasan, Assistant Manager (Projects), The Magnum Group When you do a paper to CAD conversion, the input document is often a scanned paper print (also known as a “raster image file”). It is usually in TIFF, JPEG, BMP or PDF format. You will usually attach the raster image file to a new AutoCAD…
by R Kamalathasan, Assistant Manager (Projects), The Magnum Group Have you ever thought about using super-intelligent image resizing software to minimize image filesize? Are you wasting a lot of time trying to resize images without causing their quality to drop like a stone? Ok, then you should know about “Seam Carving”. What’s “Seam carving”? No…
Here are all our recent 3D visualizations in one place. They are all of imaginary cellphones. They were created by first making 3D objects in AutoCAD, positioning the objects for a suitable view, rendering the objects and touching up the final images with Adobe Photoshop CS2: In order of appearance they are the Rolex cellphone,…
Our engineering drafting expertise in drafting artists’ impressions of concept products continues to evolve. Here is an illustration of what we think a Nike cell phone would look like. It is completely shockproof, mainly due to the blue rubber bumper pads on the corners and the grey ones on the sides. There are also air…
