im busy with my forst image to vectorize, but as you can see the shadows at the pants dont come out well. how can i make them aligned with the underlaying layer? is there some kind of handy trick for it?
tnx, Snuurtje
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Started by Wazzup, Dec 18 2005 04:42 PM
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Posted 18 December 2005 - 04:42 PM
hey,
im busy with my forst image to vectorize, but as you can see the shadows at the pants dont come out well. how can i make them aligned with the underlaying layer? is there some kind of handy trick for it?
tnx, Snuurtje
im busy with my forst image to vectorize, but as you can see the shadows at the pants dont come out well. how can i make them aligned with the underlaying layer? is there some kind of handy trick for it?
tnx, Snuurtje
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Posted 18 December 2005 - 07:15 PM
Actually i like it better that way, but if you really want to adjust...
No special tricks, just zoom in and correct with pen and smooth tool, or the bad way: direct selection tool and moving the individual points.
But dont even try that when you used adobe streamline to vectorize it (whitch i doubt since the outcome is marvalous, i never had that luck with streamline!)
No special tricks, just zoom in and correct with pen and smooth tool, or the bad way: direct selection tool and moving the individual points.
But dont even try that when you used adobe streamline to vectorize it (whitch i doubt since the outcome is marvalous, i never had that luck with streamline!)
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Posted 19 December 2005 - 09:58 AM
Nope, but i just wondered, since i dont vectorize images often, if people who do that a lot have handy tricks to to that?
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