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The website has a light and airy feel and navigation is clearly defined. Creating a card is a very painless process - visitors can hop and skip between background - text and layout until the card is to their liking.

The completed card is in the form of a simple image (shown) which can be saved with a right click and Save As.. Or right clicked and copy to paste directly into a new email signature within MS outlook or outlook Express The system will even email the card to the visitor if required.

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So what's the catch?

There is no catch, - it is hoped that some visitors happy with their free card will return to have a custom card made by the resident graphic designers. The custom created cards are very reasonably priced, well within everyone's budget.

Marketing and Brand recognition

Email business cards are both eye catching and a cheap and cheerful entry in to the world of brand rec nition. Marketing and Advertising professionals know: "every email recipient is just one click away from the website".. Bee Mail Cards are designed to make that click happen.



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Bitmap2Vector

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At 'Bitmap2Vector' we provide high quality raster to vector image conversions at affordable rates. All our vector conversions are manually hand drawn which will create a superior final graphic compared to using automated software.

We use Adobe Illustrator for all our work which is the industry standard software for this kind of vector illustrating. Your final graphic will be saved as an eps file although if you request it then we can save your artwork in other vector formats. Other popular vector formats are AI (Illustrator) and CDR (Coreldraw).

A bitmap, or raster image are made up of tiny pixels meaning they cannot be scaled up in size without the image quality suffering and becoming blurry.

A vector graphic is made up of individual scalable objects that are defined by mathematical equations which means they can be scaled up to any size and will always remain sharp.

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Once your logo or graphic has been converted into a vector you will be able to use it for just about any use. For instance you could use it for stationery, signage, vehicle graphics, embroidery, badges, vinyl, clothing and just about everything else you can think of.

We have years of experience and have redrawn 1000's of company logos, although we don't just convert logos we can also redraw other graphic images.

We offer 100% guarantee. Once we have redrawn your artwork we'll send you a gif version for your approval, if you're not happy with it then you don't have to pay.

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If you have any questions or you wish to have a free no obligations quote, just send your artwork as a jpg or gif to the following address: info@bitmap2vector.com. We can usually have your artwork redrawn within 24 hours.

You can visit us at www.bitmap2vector.com

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blue stag studio

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blue stag studio are a fresh creative marketing agency that can help give your business the digital edge. Whether you are after web design, software development, graphic design or marketing services we are here to help. Our creative and technical team can turn their hands to almost anything and we love to push our web and design skills to the max, with results that will not only blow you away, but your clients too.

Here at blue stag studio, we have experience in both the private and public sector on both a local and national scale, so you can be sure that you are in safe hands.

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Alpha Omega College - Website designed and developed by blue stag studio

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Funky Jewellery - Flyers designed by blue stag studio

We love anything to do with the web and you'll find that we are a friendly bunch of people who won't blind you with science or geek talk, if you'd like to know more then have a look at our website!

You can visit us at www.bluestagstudio.co.uk

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Bitmap to Vector conversion

Bitmap & vectored graphics.

If you are not sure what constitutes a bitmap or vector graphic please click here.

Why would I need a vectored graphic?

There are a number of reasons why you may need a vectored image:

1. Your logo is essentially made up of 2 or 3 colours for instance, and in its bitmap state can only be produced as a 4 colour job (CMYK). To keep costs down, you need your logo in a colour-separable state, i.e. a vectored image. An Adobe Illustrator .eps file is considered the industry standard.

2. Your logo is in a .tiff format and you've just decided to have your company vehicles sign-written. If your logo was originally sized to fit a letterhead, or business card then enlarging this to fit a large panel on a van for instance would look pretty bad as once you resize the image greater than its original size, then it will start to look very 'jaggy'. Vectored images are totally scaleable and do not suffer from enlarging.

3. Many start-up businesses create an online presence first and quite often the only artwork they have is what their web designer created for them. Nine times out of ten, this is artwork is a low-res 72dpi web graphic, perfectly acceptable for onscreen viewing but utterly useless for printing purposes. Rather than going back to the designer and getting him or her to recreate the artwork at 300dpi it's often far better to get the image in a vectored state, as this can then be used for printing on clothing, vehicles, stationery, magazine ads. etc. with no loss of quality.

Creating vectored images, should I attempt this myself, or employ a professional?

You may be familiar with the tracing function in Illustrator. If so, then you will know that certain images are fairly straightforward to do. However, once you attempt to trace text, or more complicated images/logos for example, then you will quickly realise that the task is not as easy as it first looked. Getting a professional to do the work will often save you hours of grief! Where a professional will score is when you have a graphic that is pretty rough, with a lot of detail missing. The pro will be able to 'visualise' the missing parts and may be able to add them in.

To give you an example of what is possible please see the following images courtesy of the guys at www.bitmap2vector.com:




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