I have a .tiff file that I need to turn into a vector.
What is the simplest way in either CorelDraw 8 or Vinyl Express Master.
This is a design that is being used in my daughters select soccer club and they want to use it on t-shirts, so I believe they will need the color seperations for each screen. I was just sent this file with the request. I am waiting to hear back on some questions I have.
Thanks
Troy
-------------------- Troy "Metalleg" Haas 626 Kingswood Dr Evansville,In 47715 Posts: 1100 | From: Evansville,Indiana, USA | Registered: Nov 1998
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If you have Corel 8, the CorelTrace should do it. In PhotoPaint you can adjust contrast and mask shapes for easier vectoring. I believe CorelTrace will open a .tif; if not, PP converts it to .cpt easy enough.
-------------------- Bruce Williams Lexington KY Posts: 945 | From: Lexington, KY, USA | Registered: Mar 1999
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sometimes a .tif file can be converted into seperations without vectorizing. If you make a copy of the file, then select all of each color with the magic wand, you can create a black & white .tif file for each color.
This has been the quicker solution for me on many occassions when the detail involved makes vectorizing less feasible.
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