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April 10, 2018
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Extracting image from a scanned business card

  • April 10, 2018
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Hi, I am designing a new website, and now I am at the logo stage, which is hair pulling.  So I thought about using an old logo I used years ago, and the only evidence I had of this, was a scanned business card.  It is in jpg format.  How can I extract this logo to start enhancing and revising it??  The logo is right above some text on this business card.  Do I just use the lasso or what?  Can you tell I am new to this?    Thanks

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    解決に役立った回答 tromboniator

    You might be able to isolate the logo with Object > Crop Image. Michele is right, though: the image may not convert well by Image Trace. My experience with scanned business cards, very nearly 100% of them, is that the logos have to be entirely rebuilt, whether for web or print. Pen Tool.

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    tromboniator
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    April 11, 2018

    You might be able to isolate the logo with Object > Crop Image. Michele is right, though: the image may not convert well by Image Trace. My experience with scanned business cards, very nearly 100% of them, is that the logos have to be entirely rebuilt, whether for web or print. Pen Tool.

    danw43640887
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    April 14, 2018

    Thanks so much for your advice as well!  Awesome, will try this as well.  Enjoy your weekend!

    tromboniator
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    April 14, 2018

    And you as well!

    Thanks,

    Peter

    michelew83603738
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    April 10, 2018

    Depending on the logo, you might be able to use Object>Image>Trace. This will give you the ability to turn the logo into a vector based image. But it depends on the quality of the image and what it is, not all images convert well into vectors. Using the lasso to select part of an image when it is a jpg. is more of a Photoshop thing. Alternatively, you can use the pen tool or other drawing tools to retrace the image and make it from scratch so to speak. If you are using it as a logo, nice clean lines will be necessary and it will probably be worth the time and effort in the long run.

    danw43640887
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    April 14, 2018

    Sorry for long delay, have been on road.  Thank you for your input, and will try what you described.  Excellent to know there are still great people out there!