Is there a way to vectorize bad quality images?I'm a physics student and I don't know much about art design. I often find myself having to redo images as pic related in circuitlab or whatever cause I have to make a presentation (in this case about photodiodes) and the books where I have to get the graph are all blured. It's even worse when I have to use a image or a certain plot, cause in that case to reproduce the function to get a pretty plot is not as easy. Is there a way with AI or whatever to get a svg from a bad quality image like pic related?
Use Inkscape and create them from scratch. They even have a circuit symbol library so it would be just drag and drop.
Illustrator can do this, but might be crap in crap out and cleaning up ugly vectors is no fun.perhaps a light version of cad? if youre a student buy student version of rhino and profit forever.
>>457453seconded using inkscape. if this is for a report or document, consider using latex with tikz.
Probably possible nowadays. AI's improving fast.
