Can Illustrator’s Crystallize effect be used to create smooth wrinkly borders?
I’m trying Effects > Pixelate > Crystallize to create borders like this (something like which we can do with Wrinkle or Crystallize tool):
raster
Raster image opens in smaller dimensions in Adobe Illustrator
so I have this image that is 612x408px (300dpi?):
Convert a low resolution raster image to vector
I have an raster image like this. That I would like to convert into an svg.
How to convert blurry edges to be one of the colors it is blurred between?
I have an image with a number of different colored polygons. Each polygon is intended to be a solid color, but the edges of each are softened and blurred between the colors (e.g., the pixels between a blue and red polygons are purplish). I was wondering if there is a way to convert these edge pixels in Photoshop to one of the colors they are intending to transition between. Here’s a snap shot of the image
How to paste a raster image into Illustrator with pixels positioned 1:1
I have copied and pasted a raster image to Illustrator and this is what I get:
Ungrouping a Raster image
I’d like to separate this raster image into 4 individual pieces. Any tips on how to do this?
Adobe Illustrator, dpi, pixels and raster images
I now Ai is all about vectors. So, resolution is not much of an issue, most of the time.
Therefore most answers I read about this always consider the vector part but not so much what to do when high resolution raster images are involved.
Why are raster images still used when vector images have so many advantages?
I have read some posts and see many advantages of using vector images when compared to raster images:
What are the differences between vector graphics and raster graphics?
I understand from prior knowledge that there are two different image format / composition options available for creating images; raster and vector.
Convert a line drawing from raster to vector
I have a raster image, basically a scanned drawing of the outlines (and some detail) of various objects, and I wish to convert these lines to vectors, using either Illustrator or Inkscape.