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RE: Help with my logo? - Aut•ono•mous - 10-27-2013 (10-27-2013, 05:00 AM)Coder-san Wrote: I like the gradient and curves, looks neat imo. Graphic moron here, lol, what's a vector-PSD exactly, & how is it capable of those kinds of transformations without pixelating? Thank you very much! & Depending what you're able to do with it, maybe I'd like a revamp, but I'm undecided. Just want my company to look as good as possible. RE: Help with my logo? - Aut•ono•mous - 10-27-2013 (10-27-2013, 05:00 AM)Coder-san Wrote: I like the gradient and curves, looks neat imo. Graphic moron here, lol, what's a vector-PSD exactly, & how is it capable of those kinds of transformations without pixelating? Thank you very much! & Depending what you're able to do with it, maybe I'd like a revamp, but I'm undecided. Just want my company to look as good as possible. RE: Help with my logo? - Coder-san - 10-27-2013 See images exist in two ways in Photoshop. Vector and Raster. Vector is simply movable lines you can edit the vertices to adjust the image freely but it won't be visible as output until converted to raster. Until it is vector you can stretch it all you want. Cover the planet if you could print that much, and it won't pixelate. Ok I'll start with it now. RE: Help with my logo? - Coder-san - 10-27-2013 See images exist in two ways in Photoshop. Vector and Raster. Vector is simply movable lines you can edit the vertices to adjust the image freely but it won't be visible as output until converted to raster. Until it is vector you can stretch it all you want. Cover the planet if you could print that much, and it won't pixelate. Ok I'll start with it now. RE: Help with my logo? - Coder-san - 10-27-2013 See images exist in two ways in Photoshop. Vector and Raster. Vector is simply movable lines you can edit the vertices to adjust the image freely but it won't be visible as output until converted to raster. Until it is vector you can stretch it all you want. Cover the planet if you could print that much, and it won't pixelate. Ok I'll start with it now. RE: Help with my logo? - Coder-san - 10-27-2013 See images exist in two ways in Photoshop. Vector and Raster. Vector is simply movable lines you can edit the vertices to adjust the image freely but it won't be visible as output until converted to raster. Until it is vector you can stretch it all you want. Cover the planet if you could print that much, and it won't pixelate. Ok I'll start with it now. RE: Help with my logo? - Aut•ono•mous - 10-27-2013 (10-27-2013, 05:47 PM)Coder-san Wrote: See images exist in two ways in Photoshop. Vector and Raster. Ah I see, so its kind of like the pixels themselves move along with the image so no pixelation occurs? Thanks, man! Much appreciated.
RE: Help with my logo? - Aut•ono•mous - 10-27-2013 (10-27-2013, 05:47 PM)Coder-san Wrote: See images exist in two ways in Photoshop. Vector and Raster. Ah I see, so its kind of like the pixels themselves move along with the image so no pixelation occurs? Thanks, man! Much appreciated.
RE: Help with my logo? - Aut•ono•mous - 10-27-2013 (10-27-2013, 05:47 PM)Coder-san Wrote: See images exist in two ways in Photoshop. Vector and Raster. Ah I see, so its kind of like the pixels themselves move along with the image so no pixelation occurs? Thanks, man! Much appreciated.
RE: Help with my logo? - Aut•ono•mous - 10-27-2013 (10-27-2013, 05:47 PM)Coder-san Wrote: See images exist in two ways in Photoshop. Vector and Raster. Ah I see, so its kind of like the pixels themselves move along with the image so no pixelation occurs? Thanks, man! Much appreciated.
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