Vectores Pixelados en Photoshop

Hola a todos!!! tengo un problema de estos que te levantas una mañana y aparecen de la nada. Doy este dato porque ayer al apagar mi ordenador no sucedia esto. Hoy retome el trabajo y ya tengo este problema.
El problema es que ahora los VECTORES SE PIXELAN EN PHOTOSHOP. Estando en ilustrator copio un vector. Al pegarlo en Photoshop sea en el formato que sea se pixela.
Inserto una imagen para que se entienda.

Ya encontre la solucion. A la hora de pegar un objeto inteligente en Photoshop arriba aparece SUAVIZAR, no se porque no estaba tildada esa opcion.

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Can you recommend any good tutorials for using paths/vector art in Photoshop?
Honestly, I've had a good look for even one - without much success.
I Have lots of experience with paths/vector art in Illustrator, Fireworks and InDesign but I believe you really can do great things with them in Photoshop now for illustration work.
i'm just baffled by it. I can fill and stroke and edit a vector shape in PS - but if I custom DRAW a vector path or shape, things get confusing!
Hoping someone can point me in a helpful direction
John

John,
I wouldn't claim to know everything there is to know, but I'm reasonably certain it hasn't changed.
Are the 'shapes' just vector masks with a raster element inside?
Yes. That's an accurate enough description.
And if you apply a colour to a path that you've drawn - does it rasterise?
It doesn't have to rasterize. If you see color, it's pixels.
I was definitely of the impression that a lot more could be done in PS these days that might formerly have been done in ILLUSTRATOR.
The shape/path tools in Photoshop have been enhanced and improved in recent years, but the product of their use still differs from Illustrator's true vector output.

PHOTOSHOP CS3 Crashing when ILLUSTRATOR vectors copied onto photoshop

hi i have the new
t7400 - intel xeon (2.83 ghz,2x6mb, quad core)
8gb quad channel fbd memory
300gb hd
adobe photoshop cs3 keeps crashing every time i try to copy illustrator vectors directly to photoshop.It just freezes(photoshop and illustrator only)the rest of applications work fine without any problems.
recently it takes ages just to start a new photoshop document (file>new)
please help
as this is delaying me from completing client work.
(I HAVE ALREADY)
- installed valid windows updates
- allocated virtual memory
- installed adobe updates
- run a virus scan
-installed fonts lately (but the ones that are being used by several other users)
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first, if you have a network printer set as your system default, change that to be a local printer (even if you have to install a driver for a non-existing printer).

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Hi Guys
I trying to wrap a text around a circle in this Q1 logo here:
http://www.ollepersson.com/Q1SurfersParadise/index.html
The major problem is that the “bitmap” type image
distorts and become unreadable. I’ve tried vector images both
in Flash and Illustrator, but there I can’t find a text
wrapping function.
I’ve also transferred illustrator images to Photoshop,
but they convert automatically to bitmap.
So:
How can I create and work with vector images in Photoshop?
Or:
Where in the CS3 programs can I work with text manipulations
in a vector format?
Second issue:
It seems like Photoshop only wraps the text 180 degrees? If I
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Ollep wrote:
> Thank SnakEye!!!
>
> I'm getting right back to illustrator now!!
>
>
> Olle...
As Snake says, Illustrator is an option. Just draw a circle
around your
logo, click on the 'text to path' tool click on the
circumference line
of the circle and start typing. To rotate the type to the
correct
position select the 'empty arrow' tool, click on the center
of the
circle, chosse the 'rotate' tool in the tool box and spin the
circle
around until its in the desired location.
Having said that....the text around that logo looks a bit too
small to
be read anyway as a gif or jpg file. You need to consider if
it really
adds anything or just looks a mess. Below a certain size gifs
and jpg
text becomes practically unreadable.

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Currently the only viable solutions in Photoshop are very lacking (like using blur filters to smooth images made by vectors and then recreating the vectors).
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* (The Photoshop feature request forum is locked for some reason...)

I am just a humble student of Illustrator, but loving the learning process, and constantly bowled over by tools I never dreamt it had. The ability to simplify a path made over complex by using Image Trace on a busy outline, is super cool. Trace is just one of those things that surprised the bejazus out of me!
So with that in mind, what could you do with Photoshop? I guess you could fill the path, rasterise it, select and Smooth the selection, and make the smoothed selection back into a Workpath. But that sounds — not so much clunky — more lacking finesse, and likely to way over simplify the path. You’d lose all sharp corners for a start off.
So I just tend to work my way round with the pen tool, and remove superfluous points. Making a type layer into a shape is a good case in point. I think a lot of fonts must be hand drawn before making into shapes and then fonts, because you find the most unlikely of line directions, tapers, flattened curves etc.
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Color Depth. Set the size limit to a higher value. Select Best for
the Gradient quality.
And if copy / paste would not work fine, you could still
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Just to update the topic. Beth sent me a file.
You were there Beth
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I think Live trace is in Illustrator, not Photoshop.
(I still use Freehand. )
Edit: Snap!

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