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Hi I am frustratedly working with trying to change colors of a JPG file that is a picture / logo for a company. I am somewhat inexperienced with dealing with such files…and recently was told that it needs to be in an original vector graphics format. The logo has a wide blend of sections and colors and shades of these colors. Is it really true that it would need to be in an original vector graphic format to retain good quality? Another words you couldn’t convert the bitmap file format to a vector graphic format and still retain high quality?? Does it need to be in an original vector graphic format, worked with and after the changes made, would it be safe to save the file as a bitmap or raster graphic format and still have good quality?
Thanks so much for any response.
Thanks so much for any response.
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