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May 30 |
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Using Photoshop Effects in Illustrator CS6 Oh, sorry for that. :) |
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May 30 |
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Using Photoshop Effects in Illustrator CS6 Yeah, but I start here with a raster image and NOT a vector shape, so it doesn't apply. Thanks for adding the info though, it helps. |
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May 30 |
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May 30 |
accepted | Using Photoshop Effects in Illustrator CS6 |
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May 30 |
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Using Photoshop Effects in Illustrator CS6 Oh, thanks a lot. |
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May 29 |
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Using Photoshop Effects in Illustrator CS6 Oh, and what about Illustrator's very own effects? Are they vector? |
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May 29 |
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Using Photoshop Effects in Illustrator CS6 @user568458 - By output, I meant the output that appears in Illustrator right after I apply the cutout effect. I needed vector output because when I'm going to be making this poster I'm gonna make it something like 6ftx3ft and print it at 300ppi because I am sticking it on my wall home and everyone's going to look at it very closely - so I'd need really large images. |
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May 29 |
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Using Photoshop Effects in Illustrator CS6 Oh thanks a lot, after applying the cutout effect I can just use image trace to get a vector image which I can then INFINITELY EXPAND - the virtues of illustrator, I guess. |
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May 29 |
asked | Using Photoshop Effects in Illustrator CS6 |
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Apr 9 |
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Apr 9 |
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Will text laid out on an image in Photoshop, when printed look pixelated? Or sharp enough? Oh,...yup I do get it now. Thanks a lot mate! |
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Apr 9 |
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Apr 9 |
accepted | Will text laid out on an image in Photoshop, when printed look pixelated? Or sharp enough? |
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Apr 9 |
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Will text laid out on an image in Photoshop, when printed look pixelated? Or sharp enough? I actually wanted to know that just changing the resolution(of say a 1024x768px) to 300ppi wouldn't mean I'd have to work with giant images - which I think is right now, no? And thanks a lot! You really helped me to a great extent! |
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Apr 9 |
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Will text laid out on an image in Photoshop, when printed look pixelated? Or sharp enough? I tried transferring a wallpaper I made in Photoshop at 72ppi into a new image i created at 300ppi - both had the same resolution 1024x768px and the 72ppi image filled the covered totally the image with 300ppi, so how come I'll have to work with gigantic images? |
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Apr 9 |
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Will text laid out on an image in Photoshop, when printed look pixelated? Or sharp enough? One very last question - I make an image in photoshop with the settings(in photoshop) width 12 inches and height 30 inches at 300 pixels/inch - when I print this image at 300 ppi, will it be the same size?...and sorry if I am annoying you... |
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Apr 9 |
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Will text laid out on an image in Photoshop, when printed look pixelated? Or sharp enough? And I tried making an image at 1024x769px at 300 pixels/inch and when I saved it, it was still that res: 1024x768px. Please explain to me. |
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Apr 9 |
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Will text laid out on an image in Photoshop, when printed look pixelated? Or sharp enough? But it won't be like I'll have to work with gigantic images or anything, no? |
