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sorry forgot to say you need to convert it in to paths afterwards if you need it to be truly vectored (scaled without quality loss). Unfortunately its this prosses that can result in the image looking cartoony or just crap depending on how many colours.<br />
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However for converting to single colour (or very few colours) images it works great. 
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sorry forgot to say you need to convert it in to paths afterwards if you need it to be truly vectored (scaled without quality loss). Unfortunately its this prosses that can result in the image looking cartoony or just crap depending on how many colours.

However for converting to single colour (or very few colours) images it works great.

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Thanks for the great program!
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Hi,<br />
I'm looking for raster to vector conversion software... it doesn't have to be expensive, I'm only playing around with .bmp and other images. I can Google for them, but perhaps someone has experience with something they can recommend. Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
I'm looking for raster to vector conversion software... it doesn't have to be expensive, I'm only playing around with .bmp and other images. I can Google for them, but perhaps someone has experience with something they can recommend. Thanks in advance.

Need raster to vector conversion software

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