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What is vector digitizing?

Vector images are images described by shapes such as lines, circles and squares, as opposed to bitmap images which are described by pixels - squares of color arranged in a grid. The shapes are precise mathematical descriptions of the image and can be scaled without becoming blurry or "pixilated" (that blocky look that bitmap/raster images so often get when scaled up).

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What is vector digitizing?

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  1. What is vector digitizing? Vector also known as tracing, is the process of converting a bitmap image to a vector image. It can be done by hand ("hand-tracing"), or by a computer program ("auto-tracing"). We use a combination of both techniques by auto-tracing and then cleaning up the results by hand. Vector images are images described by shapes such as lines, circles and squares, as opposed to bitmap images which are described by pixels - squares of color arranged in a grid.

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