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Before vectorizing a color image to color vectors you need to reduce the colors on the image. After you have done this you can vectorize the image using either of two methods:
If you have been unable to reduce the colors on the image cleanly, vectorize the image using the Vector Colors to Raster Colors method. Otherwise, use the Color Layers method. The Color Layers method is better because:
Color Layers methodIn this method you select a Pick Color or Select Color Layers. Scan2CAD converts the colors you have selected into color vectors.
If no Pick Color or Layer Colors are selected, Scan2CAD is “color blind”. It vectorizes the color image as though all the colors were black.
If a Pick Color is selected, Scan2CAD only sees and vectorizes Pick Colored parts of the raster image.
If Layer Colors are selected, Scan2CAD only sees and vectorizes Layer Colored parts of the raster image. If Layer Colors are selected, any Pick Color is ignored.
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Vector Colors to Raster Colors methodIn this method you vectorize the image as though it was a black and white image. After vectorization you use Vector Colors to Raster Colors to assign colors to the vectors. Each vector is assigned the color that is dominant in the raster image beneath it.
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