Pictures to Vector Graphics. (Vectorized Photo Camera's and Camcorders.)

[Skybuck Flying]

Hello,

I am trying to view a picture of a audio receiver in a pdf... I want to zoom
in on it but I cannot because it's a picture... containing a digitized
version of reality... or let's call it a pixelized version of reality.
(Probably down sampled/scaled for smaller size.)

What I would neeeeeed is a "vectorized" version of reality... so I can more
or less infinetly zooooommm in on it.

So I propose research into a new sort of digital photo camera and possibly
even video camera:

1. Instead of using "pixels"... the digital photo camera tries to translate
what it sees into vector graphics as good as it can... so that the graphics
can be scaled and such.

2. The digital photo camera can probably take an insane high resolution
photo... but this would take too much space/pixels for storing it all the
time.

So instead it's translated to some vectorized graphic which could take far
less space but still have superb quality ?!

Bye,
Skybuck.

 

[Skybuck Flying]

Maybe a combination then... everything that can be clearly vectorized is
vectorized and the rest remains a bitmap/texture between the vectorization
or so... add some trilineair interpolation and results might start looking
good.

Especially text should be vectorized well so it can be read well.

Bye,
Skybuck.