Medea
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Hello.
I would need to delete the contour of a raster image inserted is possible? Thank you.
I would need to delete the contour of a raster image inserted is possible? Thank you.
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rpor66
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command: imageframe
read the help, you will find how to set the values.
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read the help, you will find how to set the values.
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Medea
Guest
Thank you very much
Sorry I'm self-taught! :wink:
Sorry I'm self-taught! :wink:
Medea
Guest
other question:
by inserting these images I basically inserted hand-made reliefs on gloss, then scanned and inserted. in anticipation of the press it is necessary that I reassemble the contours of the structures or will be printed without problems the content of the image (now without contour thanks to you!)
Thanks again and I apologize for stupid and obvious questions
by inserting these images I basically inserted hand-made reliefs on gloss, then scanned and inserted. in anticipation of the press it is necessary that I reassemble the contours of the structures or will be printed without problems the content of the image (now without contour thanks to you!)
Thanks again and I apologize for stupid and obvious questions
Medea
Guest
I forgot....the images are already the result of scans of polished china designs so they're okay so...if the print is good without retracing the contour they're okay!
rpor66
Guest
that will be printed with the same quality of scans.
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liber
Guest
the archaeologists are always of coccio, simply impose after the relief on paper millimetrata, to repass to the pc work from yard, instead of doing it on gloss, and then pretend to treat it as a vector.
you gain time, you can insert in all publications and panels without loss of detail.
Obviously what I wrote is not valid for the existing glosses.
but now there are decades that there are pcs and techniques to draw us in vectors, but their nooo!! that is never!!!
and if during a drawing I move you a stone how do you say that what you drew was right there?? :biggrin:
advice from former archeologist
the archaeologist do the archaeologist who is better!!! :tongue:
you gain time, you can insert in all publications and panels without loss of detail.
Obviously what I wrote is not valid for the existing glosses.
but now there are decades that there are pcs and techniques to draw us in vectors, but their nooo!! that is never!!!
and if during a drawing I move you a stone how do you say that what you drew was right there?? :biggrin:
advice from former archeologist
the archaeologist do the archaeologist who is better!!! :tongue: