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Invisible escreveu:
> On 21/09/2010 04:29 PM, Warp wrote:
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>> In theory any vector graphic can be converted into an SVG.
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> Yes. But the question is: would you want to?
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> This page is a perfect example of something which can probably be
> represented *far* more efficiently and accurately by the original bitmap
> than by a vector tracing of it.
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> There are scenarios for which vector graphics is a clear win.
> Photographs is definitely not one of them.
how about being able to freely zoom in and out of a vectorization
without image degration?
not the case here, though...
>> And if you want to create an SVG yourself, try eg. Inkscape.
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> Yeah, I recently used this to draw some maps. It's infuriatingly fiddly
> to use though.
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> (E.g., from time to time it will just randomly stop responding to
> certain drawing properties. Every single God damned text box you insert
> uses the default font rather than you one you just selected 80,000 times
> previously. As far as I can tell, there's no way of making it so that
> several objects remain exactly the same colour [other than copy-pasting
> the hex numbers from one to the other by hand]. It's all just so much
> *effort*.)
sometimes fiddling with the User Preferences dialog may save lots of effort.
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