Printing Position Using Alignment Markers Is Misaligned

The longer the distance from the center position of the camera (a) to the left/right/front/back, the greater the misalignment (the misalignment between c and c' is greater than the misalignment between b and b').

When imaging alignment markers and the object to be printed, perform imaging from directly above the position (d) from which you do not want there to be any displacement. Then, measure the object, determine the printing size (e), and create print data.

The higher the position at which imaging is performed, the smaller the misalignment, but it may become more difficult to read the alignment markers. The optimal imaging height varies from camera to camera, so perform imaging several times to find a good balance between the amount of misalignment and the reading.

When importing a photo file into Designer, if you do not set Device under Open AR Photo to the machine that captured the image of the object to be printed on, the AR image will not be read correctly, which may misalign the printing position. Be sure to set Device to the machine that captured the image of the object to be printed on.

Creating Data while Checking the Position