AutoCAD® Raster Design Software from Autodesk® enables architects, engineers, and mechanical, electrical, and manufacturing designers to save redrafting time when using existing scanned drawings and plans. It ... Full Description
AutoCAD® Raster Design Software from Autodesk® enables architects, engineers, and mechanical, electrical, and manufacturing designers to save redrafting time when using existing scanned drawings and plans. It enables you to easily clean up, edit, enhance, and maintain your archive of scanned drawings and plans. Unlock and make the most of existing scanned engineering drawings, plans, and maps by using them in current projects. You can visualize the slope and aspect information you need to help make better design and policy decisions. This software supports numerous image formats so you can easily integrate and use imagery within their projects. Supported image formats include MrSID® ECW, and JPEG 2000, DigitalGlobe® Quickbird TIFF, Landsat FAST-L7A format multispectral imagery, and the NationalImagery Transmission Format (NITF), which is an important tool for the U.S. Department of Defense and the federal intelligence community. With powerful image cleanup tools, you can improve usability and legibility of scanned drawings. The Despeckle removes stray pixels that result from scanning dirty or faded drawings or blueprints. Also, the Deskew corrects drawings that were crooked as they were fed through a scanner. Additionally, histogram feature includes functions to equalize images, adjust brightness and contrast, convert grayscale or color images to bitonal images, and perform nonlinear tonal adjustments. With these features and many more, get the most from existing imagery using the AutoCAD Raster Design 2010.
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