Get outline from image aku shaper11/7/2023 ![]() ![]() Next, click on the ‘Image Effects & Filters’ button located at the top bar of the editor. The world’s leading surfboard CAD / CAM software and hardware suite, AkuShaper is designed purely from a board designers perspective with a dedicated focus on continuous improvement. Apply the sharpen effect by clicking on the ‘Sharpen’ option. Adjust the sharpness of the image by adjusting the slider. Once done, download your image in multiple file formats. Anyway, I'll shoot the guys a mail and come back on this one. This week I had a couple of sessions, after a long windless time, being able to ride the Ghetto Shark with and without straps in various conditions. First I got it out strapless on two 20kn days with little chop. It goes upwind very well, holds a nice edge, just right, and has a nice skatey feeling once you get off the edge. Carving about, it feels exactly like a snowboard in powder, you can slide the tail by shifting the stance just a bit to the rear, or carve solid using the edge in equal stance. The board reacts a lot to shifting the stance, it takes a while to get used to this, but after half an hour I had it dialled and really enjoyed having 3 boards in one: a skim-like feeling when driving it off the back foot, a loose surf board like feeling when riding it upright with a bit more back foot than front foot, and a solid fast board smoothing out the chop when you ride it with equal stance on the edge. I still have too much fin on it, I'll have to try it smaller fins. It ollies well and pops out of the water nicely, but I feel the fins are too big for trickery, they are ideal for carving. I also took it out with straps on a 25-40kn day, helluva gusty wind and nasty chop. Would not have been able to ride it strapless that day, I don't have that skill. Strapped it's like a fast snowboard, and it holds an amazing edge. If you stay on the edge with equal stance, you will experience knee buckling G forces in long carves. The board goes around the corner without losing speed. Super easy to control, once you get used to it reacting on stance shifts. Click on the File menu at the top of the screen. I'm looking forward to give it more water time on smaller fins and in flat conditions. Select the image you want to use with a border. Move the image to where you want it in the project. Use the blue boxes surrounding the graphic to adjust the size of it. How to sharpen an image in 4 steps Use the image sharpener to unblur an image. Click on the Appearance panel on the right side of the screen. Then add borders, shadows, effects, and customize it for your project with the rest of our tools. ![]() Step 1 Upload a photo or drag-n-drop it to the editor in JPG or PNG format. Step 2 Select the Image Effects & Filters button from the menu above your image. I feel there's a lot I have not seen yet. ![]()
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