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Old February 4th, 2009 Feb 4, 2009 10:35:22 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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I am very new to this and new a logo converting an image from JPEG/BMP to Vector before am tomorrow, Can anyone help out...I do not have a clue how to do this and I do not Coral or Photoshop!

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Or try posting the logo and maybe someone here can help
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Old February 4th, 2009 Feb 4, 2009 11:22:42 AM -   #3 (permalink)
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Old February 4th, 2009 Feb 4, 2009 12:10:00 PM -   #4 (permalink)
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not easy, you can:
separate to index (pantone) colours, (yellow, blue, green & black)
do it as a four colour, using CM&K
it would be complicated as a vector file, there are quite a lot of subtle tones.
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Old February 4th, 2009 Feb 4, 2009 12:23:49 PM -   #5 (permalink)
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thanks...not too sure what that means...but If I told a printer who would do my tee shirts, would they know?
 
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Well...for screenprint you need to separate into single colours, coz they can only print one colour at a time...OK?
Four colour printing (CMYK) would print halftones mainly C & Y, plus both for the green, black in the shadows and you'll need some magenta for the deep blue highlights.
Index printing - use a green, a yellow, a blue (or two) and a black - no halftones, each pixel is assigned a colour from the palette.
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how is it getting printed- is it screen, dtg, transfer, You've taken on a lot for someone who does not have the knowledge or software to handle it. What was the design done in and who did it for you. maybe you can have it print ready by that person, you definitely don't want this as vector.
 
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I am very new to this and new a logo converting an image from JPEG/BMP to Vector before am tomorrow, Can anyone help out...I do not have a clue how to do this and I do not Coral or Photoshop!

Please leave your details below!!

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I just sent you a Corel Vector zipped file. Let me ask you why do you need to vectorize? Maybe what you are trying to to does not have to be in vector format.

Send me a PM.
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The reason I need the image in Vector is so I can get it printed on a t-shirt!

The printer has told me "I need vector graphic " that I quote.

So I am trying to get hold of it to send to them.

Don't know how they print their materials, they can be found at T-Shirt Printing

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The reason I need the image in Vector is so I can get it printed on a t-shirt!

The printer has told me "I need vector graphic " that I quote.

So I am trying to get hold of it to send to them.

Don't know how they print their materials, they can be found at T-Shirt Printing

Thanks for everyones feedback!
What kind of printer do you have? First time I heard of a printer requiring vector image.

BTW the email address was not valid or I mistyped it. It came back with a daemon error message.

Send me an email and I will re-post the file.
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The reason I need the image in Vector is so I can get it printed on a t-shirt!

The printer has told me "I need vector graphic " that I quote.

So I am trying to get hold of it to send to them.

Don't know how they print their materials, they can be found at T-Shirt Printing

Thanks for everyones feedback!
You don't want to believe what printers tell you!
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I can get a vector out of that but you will end up with quite a few colors to make it look correct.
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I can get a vector out of that but you will end up with quite a few colors to make it look correct.

hey...is that a bad thing? can u send it to me


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I think Luis tried to send you a file. I just sent you an ai vector as well.
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thanks very much...David I got your e-mail but not e-mail!
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