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To print in greyscale, I'm pretty sure it has to be a bitmap. So if you're working with a vector object, you will need to rasterize it in Omega.
1. Select object and set to size needed for production
2. Click on Tools > Convert to Image, set DPI and other options and click OK
Once converted...
With your image open and selected in Omega Composer:
1. Determine if your file is a bitmap image or a vector by turning the preview on and off. This is done by pressing the F8 function key. If you always see a complete image, it is a bitmap. If you alternately see an outline and then a filled...
It would appear to be a modified version of Grenale or Serials Greyhound. I was unable to find Greyhound online but here is a quick mod of it with the second line having the "A" cut and the "U" flipped.
What Photoshop, with the help of some third party products, does well is to allow one to enlarge a photo beyond reasonable limits and use artistic effects to hide any flaws that develop. Here's a couple of examples where the image was enlarged about 9,000% and then modified.
I've been exploring all the possibilities of doing this sort of thing as a conversion in Photoshop. Trials of different software; plugins galore; tons of YouTube how to videos etc. Nothing comes close and there's no substitute for a graphic artist manually drawing each vector to arrive at a...
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