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oh yeh.....

just figured out how to take "any jpg image",and turn it into a "transparent vector" image...which is scaleable without any loss of detail...
which means i,m on the way to making my own rhinestone templates....
just to obtain - rstones for corel x5 or - funtime rhinestones software.....dunno which is gonna be the best...hmmm :rolleyes:

corel draw x5 & photoshop CS5....two of the best programs out there...bloody great imho !

also just completed 2 wks of learning how to make my own animated banner ads for my sites.

this is facinating...and i aint even got to the selling yet lol...

i know...you have all done this before :biggrin:

Don't you just love it when a plan comes together, well chuffed for you

bigj2552;39745 wrote:oh yeh.....

just figured out how to take "any jpg image",and turn it into a "transparent vector" image...which is scaleable without any loss of detail...

Any chance you can share what you figured out please?

GoldRapt;39754 wrote:Any chance you can share what you figured out please?

you need photoshop & coreldraw - both compliment the other...

would take to long to post how to do it here m8.....youtube is your friend & google

some images / logo's vector easy...others are a right pain in the ass, and need more work done !, but highly worth it if your gonna be printing..



basic example -

[ATTACH=CONFIG]846[/ATTACH]kiss jpg - rough as hell when zoomed in


[ATTACH=CONFIG]847[/ATTACH]kiss vectored

note..vectored one still to be tidyed up in photoshop....was just letting people see the differance when vectored

So basically you do a trace in coreldraw :biggrin:

It cannot be used with any jpeg, as in a photo, which is what I thought you meant.

John G;39761 wrote:So basically you do a trace in coreldraw :biggrin:

It cannot be used with any jpeg, as in a photo, which is what I thought you meant.

sorry...yep that the chappy .. if you know how to do it great...but would still take to long to explain in writing lol

Cool, have you tried importing the original into photo-paint, increasing it's canvas and pixel size in photozoom pro 2 and then tracing it in coreldraw?

GoldRapt;39764 wrote:Cool, have you tried importing the original into photo-paint, increasing it's canvas and pixel size in photozoom pro 2 and then tracing it in coreldraw?

nope...not yet....but i might just have a go ...off to look at photozoom pro 2 software...thanks for the heads up

It comes with corel photo paint x5

GoldRapt;39766 wrote:It comes with corel photo paint x5

havnt found/used it then....off to look in my corel lol