Raster to Vector

Raster to vector converter services provide you with the highest recreation service in orange county and across the nation. Raster images do not reproduce well when their original dimensions are compromised. The reason why raster images (bitmaps) do not work well when resized is because they are based on a fixed pixel canvas when they are first created. The format will try to maintain the shape / design by simply filling in more pixel with color, this does not act as a clean camera ready artwork for some printing methods as spot printing. Changing a 72 DPI image to a 300 DPI means your simply trying to fill in more squares / pixels on a pixel by pixel format. Raster Images, Bitmap images work great for four color process prints and digital format printing such as sublimation but that’s pretty much it. A Vector file is not based on pixels, so its quality maintains the same through the design / shape no matter if it’s 1 inch or 100 feet. The reason is because vector objects are based on a mathematical equations that only changes its variables to enlarge the object keeping the shape or equation the same. Vector object in the files can also be converted to pretty much any format available for graphics with ease, but the other way around. This is why all professional logo graphic designer create all their logos in a vector based software to make it easier for the advertising and marketing agencies to utilize the logo max potential without compromising quality.