i can't see what your vector looked like. I don't know if this is any better than yours
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jeffwerfree wrote: I also watched a video on Benvista Photozoom for cleaning up the jagged edges. Does anyone have any experience with this program? Should I get it or is it unnecessary?
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jeffwerfree wrote:Jimmy, That looks great. What methods did you use to clean the image? It will probably trace much better. Tom, I may have to read your post a few times to understand it as I'm still experiencing the learning curve of the program, but definitely will give it give it a whirl. I also watched a video on Benvista Photozoom for cleaning up the jagged edges. Does anyone have any experience with this program? Should I get it or is it unnecessary?
This forum is awesome, thanks everyone for your help
jeffwerfree wrote:Tom, I'm having trouble understanding your method using color mask. There is a 'tolerance' function, but I'm unclear on how to expand/ grow the mask. Also, it turns out that I do have photozoom ( I was considering buying it) I just had to register to get the unlock key. Anyhow, it's another new tool to learn.
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