Changing Image Bitmaps Being Vectors

Bitmap images are images of photographs taken from the results of the scan, digital camera, etc., usually in Tiff or Jpeg format. While the vector image is an image that is created or formed from lines, curves, shapes, fills mathematically. Changes in components of the image vector (line, plane, etc.) either enlarge or reduce the size, rotating or flipping will not affect the image quality. Merging bitmap images with vector correctly and appropriately will produce a good design work. Changing Bitmap image into a vector using the program Corel Draw X3:

1. Choose a picture / image bitmaps (photos, scans, etc.)

2. Select Bitmaps on the menubar, and select Trace Bitmap

3. Then will appear beside some option type (line art, logos, and friends), select one, and a new window will appear.

4. In the display appears the original image (Bitmap) and trace an image vector images.

5. At the Options menu:- Type of the image, select one (for example, select a logo or else try it and see the changes on the display vector)- Set smoothing and detail as you wish, see a change in appearance.- Color mode will determine the color mode on the results of the trace vector images.- In the options menu, a box delete the original image, if enabled then later bitmap images will be erased, replaced vector images on his draw- corel page.

6. Once in the brain-tweaking settings, then click OK.

7. Then on page Corel Draw, Bitmap images will be stacked with its vector images, vector drawings slide, and can be changed colors, ungroup, etc ... ..Completed, may be useful .......

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