Tack sharp and noiseless image
February 14, 2008
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If you constantly get rejections for blurred and noisy images, why not try your hand at Vectors. It can be a pain to learn but once you have gotten the basics you can really do wonderful things with Vectors. Almost lifelike 3d stuff.
Here's a sample of what you can do with an old blurred photo and some time to kill. Took me around 20 minutes to do it.
Photo credits: Shuttlecock.
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PublishNiagaragirl
Very nice sky treatment with the subtle gradient. Really adds life to the image.
Shuttlecock
You can create real vectors using programs like Illustrator, CorelDraw and Inkscape (which I believe is free).
Amyemilia
Interesting idea! I will have to investigate my editing program (Paint Shop Pro) to see if vectors are included. Or did I misunderstand, and Vectors is a separate program?