I have created my first logo in Illustrator, I have just copied it to inDesign and the edges appear very pixelated. Can any anyone explain why that might be? I have created it in CMYK format.
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Rob
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Hey there R.Redford, welcome to GD.SE! It looks like you were able to answer your own question. You can either check the little box next to your answer to accept it, or delete this question (though leaving it up might help someone else down the line). If you have any questions about how the site works, have a look at the help center or feel free to ping one of us in Graphic Design Chat once your reputation reaches 20. Keep contributing and enjoy the site!– VickiCommented Oct 19, 2015 at 21:02
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Thanks Vicki, although it looks better in Illustrator but now it still looks pixelated in Indesign for some reason– R.RedfordCommented Oct 19, 2015 at 21:05
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If you can edit your question to include some screenshots, someone might be able to better help you figure out what's going on.– VickiCommented Oct 19, 2015 at 21:13
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I have just discovered if you go to the Document Raster Effects Settings and select Anti-Alias this sorts it. :-) –
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Keep in mind that, when you're working with the document, the software will render a very simplified version of the artwork to save space/processing power. You can change this behaviour with View > Display Performance. This viewing difference does not carry over to print or export, as the proper file is embedded at that point. Commented Oct 20, 2015 at 13:17
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Apologies everyone for the delayed response, AMontpetit also answered my question when it came to InDesign. My logo displayed better in here once this setting was applied. Thank you Commented Oct 22, 2015 at 19:59