Illustrator, no doubt. I can export the vectorized logo for anything, the capabilities are endless. I worked with Illustrator since 15+ years and I learn something new every time.
What program is best for Vector?
Illustrator, no doubt. I can export the vectorized logo for anything, the capabilities are endless. I...
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#52
SebPekPek
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Posted 27 December 2012 - 11:11 AM
Hi Guys,
I m using Inkscape cause it s a quite known freeware but apart from that, it is all.
In another context than drawing for DC, I have a lots of .png I did in the past and unfortunatelly before I knew I should make vector graphics with them in order to put them in .pdf
My question is what is the best qualitative solution to vectorize my images? From your experience, which software would easily give me the best quality for black and white sketches converted into vector graphics? Should I keep on Inkscape?
Cheers,
Séb
I m using Inkscape cause it s a quite known freeware but apart from that, it is all.
In another context than drawing for DC, I have a lots of .png I did in the past and unfortunatelly before I knew I should make vector graphics with them in order to put them in .pdf
My question is what is the best qualitative solution to vectorize my images? From your experience, which software would easily give me the best quality for black and white sketches converted into vector graphics? Should I keep on Inkscape?
Cheers,
Séb
#54
EmLiam
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Posted 01 January 2013 - 03:25 AM
TRY Inkscape > Path > Trace BitmapCHECK Inkscape tutorial: Tracing
ALSO Precision Bitmap To Vector Conversion Online - Vector Magic
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#56
AvramB
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Posted 27 January 2013 - 12:51 AM
Like somebody up already mentioned , Corel Draw is standard software support for plotters , cutters , laser engraving systems and other similar graphic machines. I work with that machines every day, and Corel is really irreplaceable. On the other side Illustrator is more flexible for designing generally and give you more ways (more tools) to express your art impression.
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