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I am working in a completely automated new-generation STM content development environment, and typesetters for global publishing leaders in hetero-media spears.
Basic image-processing, has an important role when it comes to web and print media; what you see in web should be what you see in print. Any deviation from that, invites serious criticisms tagged with economics of our organization.
Now let me tell my problem:
If a figure generated in illustrator with a definite dimension decided by us is rasterized with photoshop, the size changes to the tune of a fraction of a percentage. Is it possible by any-means to avert this?
If not a similar feature like this should come in-between photoshop and illustrator to mediate the dimension consistency.
Thanks,
Lince M Lawrence
Basic image-processing, has an important role when it comes to web and print media; what you see in web should be what you see in print. Any deviation from that, invites serious criticisms tagged with economics of our organization.
Now let me tell my problem:
If a figure generated in illustrator with a definite dimension decided by us is rasterized with photoshop, the size changes to the tune of a fraction of a percentage. Is it possible by any-means to avert this?
If not a similar feature like this should come in-between photoshop and illustrator to mediate the dimension consistency.
Thanks,
Lince M Lawrence
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