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Published: 2011-11-03 10:11:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 1552; Favourites: 51; Downloads: 49
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The other day I was seeing pictures of my computer and I found a little pxls picture of this. I think: I must vector it.. And here it is! If someone wants to see the lineart version: [link]Time taken: 8 hours
Program used: Photoshop CS3
(C) Lelouch Li Britannia belongs to the autor of Code Geass series.
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You know, if I hadn't seen the lineart version I would've thought that this was just a screen dump, it's that good.
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When you make an image on the normal way, if you zoom in you'll find squares. That's called a bitmap image and each square is a pixel. The only way you can change an image is by changing pixels, since the objects depicted in the image aren't independent of each other.
A Vector image is an image composed of lines (or paths). These lines can be straight or curved and are defined by mathematical functions. Closed paths forms areas that can be filled with color, patterns or textures. An open path or a closed path are both objects. On a vector image, all the objects are independent of each other and can be manipulated without compromising the quality of the image or the other objects around. The most important feature of vector images is that, whatever how much you zoom in, the image will never loose definition.
In the end, a vector image can be exported has a bitmap of any size you want, like the one above.
(Note: Do not confuse this definition of vector with the physical or mathematical definition!)
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...that was a bit much.
but thank you anyway
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Vector is a "clean" picture. I don't know how to explain it xD
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You did beautifully.
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I try to do my best <3
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