The following is a step by step example of how to convert a photograph into a vector file that can be animated.
Step I: Get a photograph. For this example, we will use the following picture of a bee.
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Photo Courtesy of Tom Severino
BEE.png
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Step II: Use Pac-n-Zoom® to segment the image with a color difference of 10 to get the following picture.
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Step III: You are now ready to use BMP2SVG to convert to vector. In this example, we will use only
polylines to define the borders.
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BMP2SVG -spline 25000 -output-file bee_seg-10.svg bee_seg-10.bmp
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Step IV: You can now load bee_seg-10.svg into your animation engine or drawing program, and your ready to render your vector. The following screen shot is from Inkscape.
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