Export PCB as image (PNG) for laser printer

[Anonymous]

Hello,

using EAGLE was very easy to export as image a PCB so through laser printer and PNP sheets creating the board with acid.

Well.. I'm not really able to find how to export PNG properly.

I tried with "production menu" --> "processor cam" but I'm only able to export a PNG that is not ready, I mean, if I select copper bottom layer for example I can't see holes. With Eagle there was a simple Export menu -> image and it seemed done on purpose. 

How do do the same in Fusion 360?

Thanks

Andrea

[Evert_2N3055]

Please don not steal a 4 year old topic with a question that has nothing to do with the topic.
Open your own new topic.

[NShah101]

@Evert_2N3055 Steal is a strong word buddy.

I wanted to get an image output and the topic is about image output hence messaged. If opening multiple nearly identical topics is the norm here, I don't mind.

@jorge_garcia @mari.shimode do advice if I should open a new topic for this or not.

[mari.shimode]

Hi @NShah101, thank you for participating in Autodesk Community. I recommend you to create a new topic because…

1. Since you’re not the original poster who created this topic, you cannot accept a solution, though someone provides you an answer. Accepting a solution is a way to give community members who are willing to help others an appreciation and motivation.
2. Replying to a very old thread, especially which has been marked as solved, may prevent you from getting responses and ideas from a wider range of community members. Some people may not think there are new questions, whether you’re the original poster or not, if the thread was created a while ago or marked as solved.
3. Mentioning a specific person (e.g. jorge_garcia in your first reply) might hinder others who may have an answer from responding.

It’d be great if you could start a new topic so you’ll have more chance to receive responses from the community, as well as be able to mark a reply which helps you the most as an accepted solution when your question gets solved. Thank you.

[NShah101]

Hi @mari.shimode, thanks for providing a detailed response.

Appreciate the reasons and make sense, I shall do the needful and now better understand the process.

Have a great day ahead.

Thanks for your time and efforts.