Converting a Grayscale or Color Image to Bitonal

You can convert a grayscale image or color image to a bitonal image.

Converting an image to bitonal can help isolate features in an image, such as the contour lines in a USGS map. After the image is converted to a bitonal image, you can use the vectorization tools to convert the raster objects to vectors.

You use a threshold value to determine which pixels become black and which pixels become white. AutoCAD Raster Design toolset uses Single Image Optimization to speed up the editing commands.

Note: When you use the Threshold option on an image, the foreground color of the image is BYLAYER.