Restore the size, not the quality with picture restoration

Company logos are frequently needed to be printed. But most often, it is found that the logo picture is so small in size that when you are trying to enlarge it, it is getting blurred. On the other hand, it cannot get printed in that small size too. So what will be the solution?

Picture restoration is the answer. It is actually a process to vectorize an image and make it suitable for printing. Electronic representation is always different from print representation. Print needs larger size of any logo or picture. Suppose, a company wants its logo to get printed on t-shirts. But the actual size of the logo is not quite suitable for print work. There comes the need of Picture Restoration which is based on the process of vectorizing.

This process ensures that the original quality of the artwork is not tampered with but the picture is available in all sizes. A picture is judged by its clarity. So, maintaining the clarity becomes the sign of quality of any picture. But raster images consisting of pixels and bitmaps are certain to get blurred when magnified. This explains why the process of picture restoration involves vectorizing.

Pictures are a must for all kinds of promotional and advertisement activities. For a company, the logo says a lot. So, placing the logo in appropriate size is essential which cannot be done without the help of the process of vectorizing. This process ensures that though the picture has been magnified in size, it remains the same and is crystal clear.

The mechanism of picture restoration involves complex mathematical calculation. But the output does not have any little hint of complexity. So, availing of this vectorizing service is a smart idea to get the logos and pictures printed for advertisement purpose.

Images comprise a number of pixels. It is the pixels that determine the resolution of a picture. Logos are generally raster images consisting of a number of such pixels. The resolution of a raster image is generally low. So, when such an image is stretched, the resolution does not increase. Rather the pixels become grainy making the fine lines of the image blurred. The image absolutely loses its clarity.

But the conversion of Raster to Vector shifts the pixel based on some mathematical equations. Once the pixels are shifted, these can be expanded to a larger size without manhandling the quality of the original image. So, photographic restoration has become such a valuable service in today’s promotional world.

Apart from getting larger resolution, photographic restoration involves a number of benefits. There may be some minute details of a logo which need to be highlighted. Converting to a vector image, picture restoration highlights those details. Likewise, the vectorization as well as the picture restoration can correct the minute flaws of a picture too. All these can be done without compromising the originality of the picture.

Even a number of special effects can be added to a vector image before it goes to be printed.