[Processing Example] Creation of film masks from hand-drawn rough sketches.

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last updated：Apr 10, 2024

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It is possible to create even without the original version! Here is an example of a case where we proceeded by sending PDF drawings and making corrections along the way.

We would like to introduce a case where we created a film mask from a hand-drawn rough sketch for a customer in the photography and gravure industry. The customer requested to produce exposure film using photographic methods, but since they did not have CAD or similar tools, they provided a hand-drawn sketch for us to work from. As it was a hand-drawn sketch, we encountered inconsistencies and unclear points as we progressed. During the data conversion phase, issues such as lack of information and inconsistencies arose. We were able to complete the data conversion by confirming these issues with the customer and resolving them as they came up. [Case Summary] ■ Challenge: The customer was looking for a vendor to produce a film mask. ■ Result: - Reviewed the created data and made modifications to reduce the number of objects and coordinate points. - Confirmed and resolved issues such as lack of information and inconsistencies with the customer throughout the data conversion process. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.