No.21658
>>21657No, just zoom in on your .png and you will see all of the pixels it's made out of. A vector file like .svg doesn't lose its sharpness no matter how much you zoom in on it.
No.21677
Vectors never look hand-drawn. They always have that "vector" look.
No.21682
>>21677yeah, the imperfections in the lines are what make anime girls
cute! vectors always have perfect sharp lines that arent soft and
cute!
No.21683
>>21682You shouldn't bully vectors. They can't help the way they were born.
No.21692
>>21691The fonts on your computer are another example of vector files. Open a text editor, type something in, and enlarge the font to 500 or 1000. Do you see any quality loss?
No.21712
>>21691Vector files contain descriptions of geometric objects that can be redrawn at any scale.
No.21713
>>21691Vectors are numbers not pixels.
No.21716
anime girls are drawings, not perfect vectors. the lines arent perfect, preserving all those faint little details, even the jaggedness of digitally drawn lines is important.
No.21723
>>21720You should try tracing an image of your waifu, here's a handy guide:
https://sites.google.com/site/jjaaba/main No.21790
>>21716That's like saying sequencer music is not real music because it wasn't recorded from a live artist playing the instruments and doesn't have the imperfections. It's a different style and you can dislike it, but they are still
cute anime girls.
No.21875
>>21857Okay. No thumbnails for now, but I will add it to my
to do list.
No.21909
>>21790im scolding that poster who was saying vectors are 'objectively better', because thats like saying sequenced music is objectively better. not that original vector art is unnaceptable.