What is Vector Conversion?

[xingles]

Vector Conversion is the art of converting raster images to vector format. Bitmap images are made up of pixels, and cannot be scaled up effectively. VECTOR images are created by the numerical coordinates that are contained within the file. Vector images can be scaled up or down infinitely without the loss of resolution and are much smaller files compared to bitmap files. Vector images also allow you to change color and edit individual elements with ease. Vector artwork is simply comprised of lines (wireframe) that represent the objects. Vector images are usually created with the drawing program such as CorelDraw, Adobe Illustrator or Freehand.

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[Josh Mertz]

this is not a q and a forum. moderator please lock this.

 

[WALZ]

xingles, you have the looks of a spammer, but I'll let it go this time. Do it again and you'll be on a permanent ban.

2chance1, you are not in charge here. There is nothing wrong with a Q&A thread about graphics is a forum about graphics. This, however, isn't even a Q&A, but perhaps a handy definition of what a vector conversion is (minus the link). If you think someone is breaking the rules in the future, please do not respond but rather use the "Report Post" feature. It's over on your left where all the little icons are.

 

[Josh Mertz]

srry walz wont happen again :wink:

 

[MattyO]

From the looks of the post, it seems to be a spammer. I highly doubt we will see another post again from this person. If so, I can't wait to see what it is next o_0