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Guys, what specific programs do you use for vectoring? Some have told me they stuck with Photoshop (because of the Pen Tool), others have said vectoring is Illustrator's bitch. So which is better?
You can only save paths in PS, not vectorized shape layers. Yes, you can make 'vector images' through that, but it's a shitty and cumbersome way to do it compared to using Illustrator.
PS is often used for fixed sized images (read : Wallpaper) though.
However enlarging your hours of work in PS to a size of lets say >>630 is NOT possible... You had to start at that size , which will most likely kill your memory ^^
no read above: you can make vectors in photoshop but you can only save the paths. it's not the same, since you cannot use the vector in case you need to add-erase things (or make it bigger, since it's a vector, resolution is not a problem. instead, in photoshop, it depends on the size you made the paths)
Anonymous
almost 17 years agoAnonymous
almost 17 years agoNookadum
almost 17 years agoMDGeist
almost 17 years agoIllustrator is the industry standard, however Inkscape does a great job for beginners, too.
Plus ink is free ...
Anonymous
almost 17 years ago..is a vector made in Photoshop.
Anonymous
almost 17 years agoAre you sure you don't mean Illustrator? Photoshop has a vector-like tool, but it can't save as a vector format.
Anonymous
almost 17 years agoAnonymous
almost 17 years agoYes, you can make 'vector images' through that, but it's a shitty and cumbersome way to do it compared to using Illustrator.
MDGeist
almost 17 years agoHowever enlarging your hours of work in PS to a size of lets say >>630 is NOT possible...
You had to start at that size , which will most likely kill your memory ^^
Nookadum
almost 17 years agoYou can make vectorized shape layers in Photoshop (Pen Tool), it's just not as powerful as in Illustrator.
Anonymous
almost 17 years agoread above: you can make vectors in photoshop but you can only save the paths. it's not the same, since you cannot use the vector in case you need to add-erase things (or make it bigger, since it's a vector, resolution is not a problem. instead, in photoshop, it depends on the size you made the paths)
remember: paths =! vector
Nookadum
almost 17 years agoAnonymous
almost 17 years agophotoshop: photo editing
illustrator: vector editing
MDGeist
almost 17 years agoas soon as you fill your paths with color youre gonna get fucked up
see : http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/8250/testcsfm1.jpg