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Illustrator Quicktips: Live Trace - Illustrator tutorial

Using Illustrator's Live Trace function, bitmap and rasterized images can quickly and easily be converted to highly malleable vector objects. ZIO Pro Producer Matthew Hendershot demonstrates the Live Trace workflow, outlining all of the options available for creating traces.
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