how would you do that in coreldraw???Best tool would be vector software (Corel draw/Adobe Illustrator). You'll get clean lines and be able to resize it without losing any detail.
hey, i followed these instructions and they worked.thanks,but my image is rigid, how do i smooth it out. and also is this the only way to do it. oh and i used trace bitmap. is that the same as powertrace????I use Corel photopaint to knock out the background, using the magic wand tool. Save the image. I then trace with the power trace function in Corel draw. I then create a border, under effects-create border. Delete the original picture, you have only the border left fill with your color of choice. This works for me, found through trial and error. I use them with my vinyl cutter. Mike
so mike, mike my image is so grainy and ridid along the outsides, how do you say i can smooth ie out. and also i never sen borders under the effects tab where can i find this again, and what is it for???Yes, Abdul trace bitmap is the same as Power trace. I try and start off with a high resolution .jpeg or other image. I have used it for mainly salt water game fish, it works on these with great detail. I.E. the teeth of a spanish mackerel. Mike