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    Assignment#2 - Raster To Vector Image Conversion: IT/CS-3743 Multimedia Systems and Design

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    This document provides instructions for Assignment #2 which asks students to convert a rasterized portrait image to a vector format using Adobe Photoshop. Students are instructed to use the pen tool to draw clipping paths that will create a vectorized approximation of the portrait with smooth transitions between colors and tones. Multiple shape layers filled with solid colors and overlaid with vector masks can be used to restrict colors to certain areas and build a vector-like image. While the final output file format will be a rasterized image format like JPEG, keeping all layers as shape layers within the PSD file will allow the image to be scaled without losing quality. Students must submit the PSD file and a 1-2 page report to Google Classroom by

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    IT/CS-3743 Multimedia Systems and Design

    Assignment#2 – Raster to vector image conversion

    Problem Definition:
    Convert a rasterized portrait to vector of yours (girls may use alternates but verifiable). You can
    draw out paths in photoshop. You need to create a vectorized approximation of an image
    containing smooth transitions, using photoshop. The pen tool is the primary vector-based tool in
    photoshop. It allows you to draw clipping paths. It provides you with a higher precision repeatable
    method of selection. You need to made layers of solid color, adding a vector mask to restrict the
    colors to certain areas, you could build a vector-looking image which could be easily replicated in
    another vector application by copy/pasting the mask paths.
    Don’t merge or rasterize your shape layers. As long as all your layers are shape layers then you
    have a vector piece of art. That means you can scale the original .psd up and down in Photoshop
    and it will remain perfect and unpixellated!! The final output will NOT BE a vector file (it will be
    a rasterized .jpg/.jpeg etc.), to output a vector file you need to use Adobe Illustrator (which is not
    needed at the moment).

    Submit
    A compressed file (containing .psd and final rasterized portrait) and a report is need to be
    submitted on or before afore mentioned date (midnight). Length of report may extend from 1 to 2
    pages. Please send an electronic copy at “Google Classroom” app under “CLASSWORK” tab
    before the due date.

    Remember: Late submissions will not be entertained.

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