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 Post subject: When i m resizing a photo in adobe illustrator, the photo becomes hazy, what should i do?
PostPosted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 1:48 pm 
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i have some Digital Photos of Shirts. i want to make leaflet in adobe illustrator and put that shirt's photo on that but when i m resizing that photo, the picture quality become worse on display and on print as well.i have some high quality Digital Photos of Shirts. i wanted to make leaflets and use that photos. but when i m resizing (reducing) that photos. the quality becomes worse in display and on print as well


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 Post subject: When i m resizing a photo in adobe illustrator, the photo becomes hazy, what should i do?
PostPosted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 5:53 am 
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To print best, you need an image of at least 266dpi (resolution). The image you have is probably 72dpi and the more you increase the size the dpi reduces accordingly, hence you have this hazy (pixelized) picture which cannot be used for printing.


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 Post subject: When i m resizing a photo in adobe illustrator, the photo becomes hazy, what should i do?
PostPosted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 9:57 pm 
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Perhaps, that's because Adobe Illustrator works with bitmap graphics, that's why you photo becomes hazy. I'd do this in Adobe Photoshop where you can resize usual pictures. 1. You can resize the pic in Photoshop and add the drawn leaflet from Illustrator. These two programms work perfect together. 2.You can open your ai. picture format for leaflet in Photoshop.3. Drag the layer with picture to your leaflet and combine them! Any questions, just ask.Good luck!


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