Hey everyone!
To get straight to the point... ish.
I was told that it is possible to save an image as a vector file (e.g. as .eps) when you have drawn something in photoshop.
That's cool, I thought.
Problem is still that it's not truly a vector-file, it seems. It's a rasterised vector-file. And therefor useless for what it's meant for, which is something that needs to be printed out by a specific machine to make as some sort of protective-sticker for sand-blasting purposes.
Ok, so how to solve this?
Already someone tried to help by transferring the file over in illustrator (which is also what the company suggested I'd do, who is going to print out the protective sticker) and made it an actual vector file.
Problem now is, the drawing in the vector file does not resemble in all points to my drawing. Some things are missing or 'merged' together with other lines. In other words: Some of the finer details are gone.
My question is: Does anyone know of a good, free-to-use vector program I can use?
I'm worried that eitherway I can't use my current image and I still have to redraw the entire image. (Please tell me if this isn't the case, and how I can fix it.)
I don't know how to draw either, as I've heard vector programs work differently from the programs I use.
It's making me frustrated.