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The first step in the tracing process is to get something to trace.
That’s why at the end of the article I offer a few tips for “cleaning up” your traced artwork.
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While most of the tracing results in Illustrator CS6 are better, no tracing software can provide perfect results in every situation. I also set some expectations going into this article. In this article, I take you through the tracing workflow and discuss some of the new features along the way. This is intended to show the results when using similar settings in Illustrator CS5 and CS6.įigure 2 Raster logo from website (72 ppi, RGB): CS5 on left (Color 6 setting) CS6 on right (6 Colors setting) I’ve done a fair amount of testing and have a few examples ( Figures 1 and 2) of the tracing difference between CS5 and CS6 on two types of images (a high-res photo and a raster logo off a website) using the same default settings. Image Trace has taken the largesome would say complexdialog box of options and transformed them into a more manageable panel that can be docked in the Illustrator workspace. You can get sharper lines, with better shape fitting and more accurate color selection, than with the Live Trace feature. Illustrator CS6 has a completely new tracing engine that makes the conversion of raster images to editable vector artwork easy and clean. The tracing engine was useful in certain situations such as converting a hand-drawn sketch to vector artwork, but could prove trying when attempting to convert a raster logo for which your client “lost” the native. In Illustrator CS2, we were introduced to the Live Trace feature that allowed us to trace raster images and convert them to vector artwork.
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