I am working in Adobe Illustrator...and old version...version 5. I am importing photos and doing a banner design for a website. Every time my client views it, her comments are the photos are blurry. I agree. It is probably a simple fix. Canyon help?
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1Why are you using AI to create a banner design for a website? Isn't PS what you should be working with? AI is basically for vector work while PS does a better job at handling raster.– AlinSep 27, 2017 at 10:52
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@Alin Are you joking? Ai is used heavily for web design. In fact a lot of artwork on the web is vector. It's faster, smaller, and lighter to load than a raster image for many different purposes– LateralTerminalOct 27, 2017 at 17:32
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@user105119 Are these raster images or vector images that you are importing into Illustrator?– LateralTerminalOct 27, 2017 at 17:33
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@user105119 is your customer complaining about the photo quality being blurry or the banner design being blurry?– LateralTerminalOct 27, 2017 at 17:34
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@LateralTerminal , I quote " * I am importing photos... * ", therefore raster. I stand my ground when I say that for this use case, creating a BANNER with photos, not vector as you stated, the best tool is PS.– AlinOct 27, 2017 at 17:45
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If your client is commenting that the photos are "blurry," this may not be what you think. Perhaps the client is looking at the banner in an enlarged view (not actual size) making the photos' pixels noticeable. If this is the case, you need to talk your client off the ledge. Instruct the client to view the banner in a web browser (FILE > OPEN), not from an email, nor from double clicking on the attachment in an email.
