mahmoud_alrefaay

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Fri, Oct 21, 2011 12:38 AM

Not a problem

Photoshop: Vector problem

firstly am sorry for my poor english ..
but i wanna ask.. why when i draw a vector shape in photoshop then use zoom tool i see pixlate on shape border ?? this is vector .. must don't see pixels whether i zoom or not and if i try this case in flash or illustrator i don't see that:)))

thanks alot

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chris_cox_2148894

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9 years ago

Photoshop is using vector tools to define which pixels to fill. But Photoshop is still working with the pixels in your document, regardless of the tool used. The vector shapes in Photoshop have more precision than the pixel level, but in the end you have to end up with whole pixels.

JeffreyTranberry

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9 years ago

Try this: http://feedback.photoshop.com/photosh...

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mahmoud_alrefaay

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9 years ago

i think u don't understand me :) i attach an image to show my viewpoint :

1. i draw a vector shape

2. i zoom in

3. cuz i draw vector i must don't see this pixels :)

chris_cox_2148894

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No, you drew a vector that defines how to fill pixels. But you are still using a program designed to edit pixels. What you describe is perfectly normal and expected.

9 years ago

brett_n

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9 years ago

Otherwise, for true vector support, you want to use Illustrator or Flash.

mahmoud_alrefaay

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9 years ago

thanks all :)

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