I see a ton of comments hating that you go all the way and properly teach how to vectorize from scratch where most of the people just expected a faster and quicker way relying on AI, apps or other tools. I completely understand the frustration not having the auto trace tool from Adobe Illustrator can be. Imagine me after losing my MacBook and trying to learn using an iPad only with the affinity suite it’s takes time to learn learn tools on a new suite but it’s totally worth it. Great job my friend! Just subscribed
Dude this is ridiculous. Please stop wasting people's time and be sneaky in your title. People nowadays need tools that do Auto Tracing not this old fashioned way of doing things. We love Affinity but we're are all losing patience. We need AUTO TRACE!
The tutorial is good, but there's already so much software out there ,that can convert pixelated images to lossless vector graphics,with one click .that it seems like the way it's done in the video is no longer appealing.
You commented almost a year ago, but can you give any examples of those programs? I’m looking for something to use in addition to designer, solely for that feature.
I haven’t done vector art in a while because of AI but I didn’t know the features of the shape builder tool.. They have really improved the work-flow for this type of work! I will jump back in later today!
What is AI? I’ve seen it written often, lately, and have assumed it means Adobe Illustrator? But it ‘s also used in other contexts, in other conversations, and I think then, it refers to Artificial Intelligence…. I’m getting so confused
My homework is to convert a drawing, and my signature from jpg to vector….. Everyone is using Illustrator, and it’s pretty much instant. I have Designer 2, which I have yet to learn, and there’s no translations in this class how to do this. - Sp just for clarity, I have to draw all of it with the pencil!?
Yes, the old image is a pixel-based raster graphic but the new traced version is vector graphics describes not by pixels but by points and curves that can be scaled without loosing quality this process is know as vectorizations
I see a ton of comments hating that you go all the way and properly teach how to vectorize from scratch where most of the people just expected a faster and quicker way relying on AI, apps or other tools. I completely understand the frustration not having the auto trace tool from Adobe Illustrator can be. Imagine me after losing my MacBook and trying to learn using an iPad only with the affinity suite it’s takes time to learn learn tools on a new suite but it’s totally worth it. Great job my friend! Just subscribed
Great one man 👍
It sucks the app in 2023 still can't auto Trace!!!!!!!!!!!! that's why I still go to Illustrator
Inkscape has autotrace if you can't afford Illustrator. It's less intuitive but it works.
One time paid vs Subscription
I guessed your brain how things work 🤡
Dude this is ridiculous. Please stop wasting people's time and be sneaky in your title. People nowadays need tools that do Auto Tracing not this old fashioned way of doing things. We love Affinity but we're are all losing patience. We need AUTO TRACE!
Lightburn can do it in a matter of seconds
Shut up dude
Nice job! Thank you for taking the time and creating this tutorial.
Glad you enjoyed it!
The tutorial is good, but there's already so much software out there ,that can convert pixelated images to lossless vector graphics,with one click .that it seems like the way it's done in the video is no longer appealing.
You commented almost a year ago, but can you give any examples of those programs? I’m looking for something to use in addition to designer, solely for that feature.
@@mikefamm5712 Illustrator Inkscape CDR
I haven’t done vector art in a while because of AI but I didn’t know the features of the shape builder tool.. They have really improved the work-flow for this type of work! I will jump back in later today!
What is AI? I’ve seen it written often, lately, and have assumed it means Adobe Illustrator? But it ‘s also used in other contexts, in other conversations, and I think then, it refers to Artificial Intelligence…. I’m getting so confused
@@reefprayerresin Artificial intelligence
Couldn't you rasterize and in pixel view smart select copy in new document?
My thoughts exactly !!
im looking to turn a very old logo, with irregular shapes of leaves into a vector
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What a PITA to trace an element. Should be like Adobe apps do it automatically.
My homework is to convert a drawing, and my signature from jpg to vector….. Everyone is using Illustrator, and it’s pretty much instant. I have Designer 2, which I have yet to learn, and there’s no translations in this class how to do this. - Sp just for clarity, I have to draw all of it with the pencil!?
How about real pictures? This bear has easy shapes a real pocture of a human head is a different story
.. Ok you are just redrawing, not tracing much. And it looks very timeconsuming and inaccurate.
So you're just tracing the old image to make an entirely new picture? Okay.
Yes, the old image is a pixel-based raster graphic but the new traced version is vector graphics describes not by pixels but by points and curves that can be scaled without loosing quality this process is know as vectorizations
Waist of time, do it now with a complex logo, that´s not the way to it.
And it's not the way to spell WASTE either !! Get a belt.