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The Maverick
20th May 2005, 11:18 pm
Hi Folks!
Is it possible to import a vector based file into Photoshop?
I originally created some shapes in Photoshop, I then exported the paths to Illustrator. From Illustrator, I used the "offset paths" tool which unfortunately Photoshop doesn't seem to have (unless anyone can tell me otherwise)! :roll: Now, I need to somehow import it back into Photoshop (as a vector based shape) to continue with the editing using the shapes tool.
Any help would be very much appreciated!
NB. I have Photoshop CS and Illustrator CS.
TIA!!
f700es
21st May 2005, 02:10 am
Hi Folks!
Is it possible to import a vector based file into Photoshop?
I originally created some shapes in Photoshop, I then exported the paths to Illustrator. From Illustrator, I used the "offset paths" tool which unfortunately Photoshop doesn't seem to have (unless anyone can tell me otherwise)! :roll: Now, I need to somehow import it back into Photoshop (as a vector based shape) to continue with the editing using the shapes tool.
Any help would be very much appreciated!
NB. I have Photoshop CS and Illustrator CS.
TIA!!
I am pretty sure you can import files from Illustrator into PhotoShop.
The Maverick
22nd May 2005, 12:05 am
Hi,
Thanks for responding!
Sure, you can import Illustrator files into photoshop, but, whenever you do, it always rasterizes the image, and that's the problem. :cry:
I need to be able to import the files as a vector shape. Of course you can make a work path from a rasterized image within photoshop, but the edges always comes out jagged. :x
Any suggestions would very much be appreciated.
TIA!
The Maverick
22nd May 2005, 12:55 am
I have resolved it!! :shock: :shock:
OK, for anyone interested, heres how to achieve it;
From Illustrator, choose Edit > Preferences > Files & Clipboard. In the Preferences dialog box, select AICB (No Transparency Support). Then select one of the AICB options, and click OK. You can now copy all or a portion of an illustration, switch to Photoshop, and paste it into a Photoshop image.
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