Every
sign shop needs to vectorize customer logos and graphics.
Not only to vectorize them, but to make them cuttable and
clean. This is often a task too hard not only for newbies
but for the more experienced as well. Plus it takes valuable
time to perform such a work.
That's
why we have started this service. To offer fast, clean and
cuttable raster to vector conversion at a fair and reasonable
price.
We use
HAND TRACING instead of automated. There is almost nothing
we can't vectorize, no matter how bad the source graphic is.
However, we advise you to send us the best quality image that
you can get, because if the image is of poor quality it will
increase the time and the price for its conversion.
Below
we list our example prices. They are just approximate. The
price of every image is estimated when we see it. It often
is lower or sometimes higher than our aproximate prices.
1.
Basic, simple images in single color |
$7
+ $3 for every additional color |
2.
Medium complicated images in single color |
$10-$12
+ $5-$6 for every additional color |
3.
Complicated, detailed images in single color |
$20
- $40 + $8 - $12 for every additional color |
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Poor source images could increase the prices |
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If you are going to scan some graphic use our Tips for
Scanning |
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Regular customers gets discounts up to 20% for this service
and our other products. |
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Usually it takes up to 24 hours to fill an order, but
we can do it much faster if requested, for a bit higher
price. |
You can
download examples of the quality work
that we produce >>
to send your images for price quotation or
just use our Support
Forum
Quick
Tips for Scanning and Saving your Images for Vectorizing.
1. If
you have several sources use the best one. If you can get
a better image, please get it!
2. If
you scan a black & white image or if you will need a black
& white cuttable conversion - use "16 bit B/W Photo
Grayscale" and 300 (but not less than 200) dpi
3. If
you scan a color image that you want to cut out of multiple
colors of vinyl, use "24 bit Color Photo" and 300
(but not less than 200) dpi
4. Always
save as a JPEG (JPG) file format (Not BMP!!). Set the compression
ratio from 12 to 40 in the JPEG file saving options dialogue.
Thus you will get a smaller file to send over the Internet
with good enough quality for cuttable vectorization.
NOTE:
We do NOT work with images
for vector tracing related to pornography, the occult, satanism,
the martial arts, racism,
or any images that pertain to what is evil, erotic, violent,
demonic, and such like.
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