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For a logo you usually want a SVG, and software that converts raster images to vector images do not generate SVG that are topologically correct (so they don't u
by GaggiX 3y ago
For a logo you usually want a SVG, and software that converts raster images to vector images do not generate SVG that are topologically correct (so they don't use circles to represent circles but hundreds of lines), maybe there would be a model to do that in future (or there is one that I don't know about).
- jrm4 3y agoI'm not exactly certain right now, but from what little I've seen from the diversity of the whole SD ecosystem, I would be quite shocked if that didn't already exist.
- ThalesX 3y agoWhat makes you so shocked? SVG is a different format than PNG or JPG or BMP or the likes.
- jrm4 3y agoI'm aware of the difference between vector and raster; but this is image creation via mathematical modeling, which essentially is how vector graphics work. Seems like it would be a very small jump.
- riversflow 3y agoI mean, I can take a logo and create a vector image in Illustrator in an hour, without any tool. I'm not even skilled with Illustrator.
- m3kw9 3y agoBut it gives you a lot of interesting options, and most will tire out after an hour