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An image consisting of mapped pixels, where each are given a value (colour). Bitmaps gives the "lego effect" when zoomed in. This is opposed to vector graphics, which do not deteriorate when zoomed.
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Shadow Effect On Photoshop
That's not a shadow effect as such. It's a Motion Blur.
Filter > Blur > Motion Blur...
Motion blur applies a blur effect to an object in a specified direction. In this case that direction is horizo …
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How can this bitmap-style text effect be achieved?
Next, go to Image > Mode > Bitmap and select settings that will keep the same resolution and choose Halftone Screen as the Method, like this... …
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Throwing out redundant bitmap information when saving as PDF
The simplest solution is to save a version of the image that is cropped down to just the portion that you need. Then place that into your artwork before saving the PDF. That way you won't be saving an …
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