How to convert .jpeg or .png to .svg

I need to change lots of jpg/jpeg or png files to a svg. Can any PSElements do this? If not, which product can?
Thanks!

Here is an on-line converter:
http://image.online-convert.com/convert-to-svg

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Sara

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Hi Zak,
Thanks for your quick response. The site in question is http://www.nycjazz.com. The photo I described can be found by clicking on the "vocalists" link and locating the listing for "Brazilian Jazz Quartet" that appears towards the bottom of the page, just above the contact form. It is a photo with no transparencey, but with a drop shadow applied
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