How to depixelate images and Convert Low to High-Res Vector Graphics in Photoshop

How to depixelate images and convert Low-Res Raster graphics into High-Res Vector Graphics in photoshop
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This trick suitable for 4 colours…i have been suggled with 4 colour separation in some designs would you help me sir

It's working only on black and white images

I don't believe you finished it completely. Weren't you supposed to select the black color with Control Click, use Marquee too and right click image to make path? Then fill with color. Then export or save as vector?

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Good work..

Do you really call this an image??? Few black lines very easy to vectorizer get coloured one and show us if you can!

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wow very good idea

It's Cool method

Nice

Yes, easy for black and white with only lines. Bet you won't do that with a photo. Shit video.

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Nice..

can it be done using Autodesk Sketchbook Pro?

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Thank you so much very help full for me

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High-Res Vector Graphics??? What? A vector has no resolution. Otherwise it is not a vector. ;-)

just using this bro...

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one more step....select magic wand ......cut paste ....then you will get perfect

Still a raster image. Should of just traced image in Illustrator or any other program that actually creates vector images.

Thanks for this great tip.

I would have never thought of doing it like that! Awesome :) Thanks for uploading

Best way is to use Illustrator and do an Image Trace on it. It will look even better and it will be a vector.

Definitely not a vector image... but that's a good job of cleaning up lower res and making it higher res. So I'll give you that.

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Thanks for your efforts

Using this image as an example, here's an easy way to actually convert raster to vector.
1) Increase image resolution to 900 ppi.
2) add a threshold layer adjustment. If detail is lost, use multiple thresholds using layer masks.
3) once desired results are achieved, flatten then convert image to a bitmap.
4) copy/paste or import the bitmap into Illustrator and use live trace. Adjust tracing options as needed.
5) done. You may need to invert the image, add color back in, etc. But this is the easiest way to "remaster" low res images into vector art if you don't have a lot of time.

Note: color images (solid colors, no gradients) can be done the same way if you separate the colors into different "plates". They just need to be reassembled and recolored after bitmapping.

Is very impressive but is still image with filters you forget to include how to select the black from the layer and convert to shape because the shapes in photoshop is vector but great pre make

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Incomplete tutorial and misleading title. All you did was “remove” jpg noise artifacts by increasing resolution, blurring and adjusting contrast. That is not the same as vectorizing. Photoshop already has a filter to reduce jpg noise artifacts. Smh

Great

Excellent new way to turn image with bet quality into best!!! Thank You very much!

Why bother?
Use Illustrator to start with.
Photoshop is the wrong tool for the job.

Nice, but not perfect, and that is not vector graphics, but pixel.

Good bro

Thanks. Interesting video. In addition you can get almost the same result by converting the b&w low resolution picture like the above simply to a svg file using any online tool. In fact the result would be much better and straight forward.

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İ think this ttick is not working on pictures

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Good tutorial but you are missing a step at the end. If you look at the finished version the outside object lines are wavy. Select everything black, then go to Select>Modify>Smooth and play around with the sample radius until it smooths without losing detail. From that selection, make a work path, then export>paths to illustrator. It is now vector.