Rasterize a vector transformed without pixelation

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• Automatically rasterize all vector drawings (less the texts) in the PDF file

  Hello

  I looked at the Adobe Acrobat documentation and also within the frequently asked questions of this forum for this specific information was not found. If I missed something, please tell me

  I have a PDF file containing a lot of vector drawing made in Illustrator. The PDF file generated from Adobe InDesign. If the PDF file is a mixture of text and vector drawings.

  I want to send this PDF document on the web, but for some legal proposed, these vector drawings should all be rasterized. For sure, I can open each. Original document to HAVE, rasterize the content, then reissue the InDesign document (so the exported PDF file's text and all raster images).

  But, as I refer to 100 pages PDF, containing, at a minimum, 150 drawings vector, it takes a lot of time to open each work in Illustrator and manually generating a rasterized copy to use in the final PDF file.

  So the question is: is it possible (in Acrobat or any plug, approx...) to open a PDF document, then automatically rasterize any vector drawings (less the texts) in a specific resolution? For example, rasterize all at 150 pixels per inch.

  With the help of Acrobat DC under Windows OS 8.1.

  Thank you very much

  Gustavo.

  You do not miss anything, there is no Acrobat tool for this.

• How to export an image from .tiff without pixelation 72 ppi?

  I see images for printing on vinyl, with the printing press demanding 72 ppi .tiff files.

  Produce the Illustrator (.ai) file and printing it produce a clear image on paper without pixelation.

  However, when I export to .tiff @ 72 dpi, the result is heavy pixelization that I can't print.

  How to avoid this pixelation when exporting to .tiff in Illustrator CS6?

  Thanks for any help you can give.

  I really know whst you can do on such a small iteem except to find another printer that cn print 125 P3S.

• Vector graphics are pixelated? :[

  Zoom on a vector image in CS4 shows FAT pixels around the image (a shape drawn using the pen tool).

  I thought that vector images are not composed of pixels? Or I do something wrong?

  
  

  Thank you!

  Vector graphics are pixelated to resolution of the document in PS. They can or will export as vector elements, but they will still listen to samples, and if you save in any format of raster doc, they will export as pixels.

• Toggle on / off ' Snap vector tools and transforms to pixel grid "?

  I use the Adobe 4 for Photoshop CC configurator and wonder if it is possible to add a button to toggle the "'Snap vector tools and transformations of the pixel grid" option (located in the preferences > menu opt. Interface) without opening the menu of preference (automatic or manual). "

  If there is a way of doing things, could someone explain me how please?

  Thank you very much

  I got the answer of @davidderaedt and @sbaril on Twitter.

  You can assign this JS code on a button in the Panel (the Boolean value is on the first line):

  active = true, false = off

  var enabled = false

  var idsetd = charIDToTypeID ("setd");

  var desc5 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

  ref2 var = new ActionReference();

  var idPrpr = charIDToTypeID ("Rprp");

  var idGnrP = charIDToTypeID ("GnrP");

  ref2.putProperty (idPrpr, idGnrP);

  var idcapp = charIDToTypeID ('capp');

  var idOrdn = charIDToTypeID ('Ordn');

  var idTrgt = charIDToTypeID ("Trgt");

  ref2.putEnumerated (idcapp, idOrdn, idTrgt);

  Desc5.putReference (idnull, ref2);

  idT var = charIDToTypeID ("T");

  var desc6 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idtransformsSnapToPixels = stringIDToTypeID ("transformsSnapToPixels");

  desc6.putBoolean (idtransformsSnapToPixels, on);

  var idGnrP = charIDToTypeID ("GnrP");

  Desc5.putObject (idT, idGnrP, desc6);

  executeAction (idsetd, desc5, DialogModes.NO);

• How to make a vector shape / layer in a mask without pixelation it?

  Watching Nigel French on Lynda.com transform a form (using the custom shape tool) in a mask, but following the same exact procedure he does not work for me:

  Select a new layer, press U, select Custom Shapes, has chosen to target record, size and release.

  Voila! In the video, he gets a layer mask on this new layer. I just get a new layer - and it's driving me crazy. He goes on to pen the layer to soften the edges, which, if it is possible, can be useful.

  I tried half a dozen variations such as drag and drop, creating a new layer from a solid fill color and me cannot work out how to make the shape in a mask. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong? I'm guessing that there is a setting I'm missing somewhere, maybe?

  just to be clear, I know that I can put a mask on my vector form by clicking on the icon of the mask or of the layer > vector mask > current path, but this is not what I'm asking. I want to know how to make the shape I paint in a mask on a layer, we layer (as in the right of it).

  If you can see, the video is here at the minute mark 7: create a logo with some shape layers in the Photoshop course for designers: shape layers

  The transcript over this article reads

  I want to fill the shape with white. So I'll do my foreground color white and press the Option or Alt + Delete as follows, and I also want to then adjust the opacity. I'll take the opacity down and here's something I want to do. I would like to pen, so that make us it sweet. Now, you may be thinking, wait a minute, all these layers of shape are vectors, how can they be feathered? Surely, they cannot be softened. Well, actually, they can.

  If we go to the masks Panel, I can simply increase the amount of feathering and you can see as I do he soft all edges in this path. Now another problem I have is that the inside of this shape of the target is displayed in the center of the bagel and we do not want that to happen. So I could spend time trying to position it just so, so that we don't see. But easier than that I'll just double-click my masks to make it smaller.

  Without having read what you have written here, I just Ctrl + click on the content icon in the palette shape layer layers to select the transparency of the layer.  This selection allows you to hide a layer in the layer to hide targetint then click on the Add layer mask in the layers palette.  The current selection will be used to create the layer mask.

• You can blur the vector shapes in Photoshop without pixelation?

  Is there a way of blurring vector shapes in Photoshop, similar to the way in which Illustrator, bypassing the rasterization of the layer? I work with a very large file that has been reduced from 300 DPI to 50 to handle everything working. Before sending to the printer, I'm going to sclae at 300 dpi. The rasterized images will soften as you know who I think is ok when it comes to a blurred form, now that I think about it. But for later use?

  Thank you

  DM

  After experimenting, I discovered a method that works in this case. I wanted to scramble a vector shape of rectangle. I call on the form and then applied an effect of outer glow layer to form

• Why vector graphics appear pixelated when zoomed in, isn't Fireworks to support vectors?

  I am new to the use of fireworks, but I thought that would be great because it has vector and bitmap support. However, when I'm working with vector tools and a vector image, that I imported from Illustrator, if I Zoom in on the image, it seems that it is a bitmap image. Also, if I were to resize image fell 25%, then the tool he save a size similar to what it was in, it appears distorted and the quality will be changed? Why is this? I have this in Illustrator without these results. I thought that the vectors must be able to be resized upwards, downwards or upwards and down, and they should look relatively the same. Any ideas, what happens?

  I have screenshots of what I posted on another forum. But if you want to see screenshots, go here.

  http://www.SitePoint.com/forums/showthread.php?787277-help-with-using-CS4-Fireworks-and-ve ctor-Graphics-They-appear-to-be-pixelated & s = cd2134478a293cbc045bc150427d5674 & p = 4968267 #po st4968267

  Help, please. Thanks in advance! I really want to use Fireworks, but with this problem I might have to use illustrator and fireworks of pit all together.

  Josh

  Hi Josh,.

  I think that I have solved your problem. Please take a look at the attached PNG (ninja high comes from Linda PNG and the bottom is the cleaned one). I don't think it sooner - sorry! I should remember that the features don't get adjusted, as well as fillings (not below 1px in any case). I've gave too much importance to your resizing problem and saw no real distortions of the whole vector.

  Solution:

  1) design in Fireworks. Your illustrator vector had too many unwanted pieces which I cleaned.

  2) use not too many shots. I didn't, but we do not have too many forms with traits for vectors that need resizing.

  (3) when you are satisfied with your vector to make a backup, then at the end to convert your features in fillings (this feature by using the way-3rd Panel under Edit section).

  After all it is followed, you will get a scalable vector that looks good, even when it is small. In this case, I used the race only for the eyes and were then converted into fillings before resizing to display the smaller vector.

  -Anita

  

• a bilinear transformation without Matlab or MathScript module

  Hi all

  I've been searching the forums all morning and have not found what I'm looking for.  I have found information, you mind, but it seems that I'm smart enough now to put all the pieces together.  So I'll just ask, and we hope for the best.  Maybe someone can point me in the right direction... everything is blurred together at this stage.

  Is there a relatively simple way to run a bilinear transformation in LabVIEW without using Matlab or MathScript?  I don't have access to either one.  If there is a built-in function of LabVIEW, I'm not find it.

  The MathScript code looks like this:

  W3 = 2 * pi * f3;

  B = [1/w3 1];

  W4 = 2 * pi * f4;

  A = [1/w4 ^ 2 1/T4 1];

  [b, a] = bilinear(B,A,fs);

  Help?

  Thank you!

  d

  Since you're using the representation of transfer function you will need to do the transformations and representation of the State space and perform the bilinear transformation in the meantime.  Normally, it's hard to make from scratch, but LV has the built-in Polynomial.vi feature so it's pretty easy (once you get the right formula).

  StateSpace <->transfer function screws that I have used it before so I think that they are correct.  Bilinear transformation was just thrown together using mathworks.

• Parks vector transform

  Dear all

  Can someone guide me how I can apply vector parks Transform and WAVELET TRANSFORM in LabVIEW. I have to draw graphics IQ using the approach of vector of parks. My signal is real-time I collect by DAQ card. I'm using LabVIEW 8.2

  Kind regards

  Muhammad Irfan

  Dear Mohammed,

  I took a peek at your code, and here is my interpretation of what you want to do.  You are to acquire the data of your DAQ hardware inside a while loop you want to run until you press the stop button.  Once you have all of your data you want to apply the transform vector of parks (TPV) and a transformation by wavelets.

  I could find a sub - vi that performs a Discrete Wavelet transform that I put inside a structure case function tab is selected.  However this sub - vi comes with the Toolkit LabVIEW 2010 Advanced Signal Processing, that you may not.  In this case, I recommend that you use a mathscript node, if you don't think that an equivalent function in a text according to the programming language.  Applies similarly to SWAP from a sub - vi comes with the Module OR SoftMotion which I don't think you have to be.

  I hope this has been of use

  Concerning

• How can I increase the resolution of an image low resolution without pixel mixture?

  So I have a 64 x 64 image, and I want to increase the resolution to something like 256 x 256, with the same pixel "ratio" (yes I know ratio isn't the right word) which means they're still visible square, in this case the pixels turn 1 x 1 to 4 x 4 same color without mixing pixels next to them. I want to do this to allow better re-sizing of capacity but still be able to do in a project of low resolution to facilitate the design. How can I go about it?

  I made this screenshot while Trevor responded. The underlying file has been resampled from 25 to 100 pixels, and as you can see the edges are well preserved.

  

• Where the continuous rasterization for vector of scaling in the current update of CC?

  I tried to work with vector put art wide in After Effects, and it seems as the "pixelation continuous" switch which had been in the timeline is no - where. Vector art-wide export pixelated and seeking only the Help window this setting active voids. I use after effects CC 2015.

  Toggle switches layer by pressing F4.

  Mylenium

• My vector illustration looks pixelated when I scale down

  I use CS5 on Mac OSX 10.7.4 and the chart looks pretty good at 100% and then the shows very well.  The design store tries to put it on a cup of good coffee, and when they scale down, it's horrible.  Pixelated everywhere.  I'm doing something wrong?

  -anti-aliasing is on

  -the resolution is 300 DPI

  -Align to pixel grid is not checked.

  Here is a screen shot in 100%

  

  Here is a screen shot once I got on the scale being 70%... looks pretty bad.

  

  I'm new to Illustrator and vector so I don't know it's some setting I do not understand.  Thanks for any help you can give!

  Are you sure that's he art or just the screen redraw for this particular magnication? Have you done a paf of the reduced file and also shows the artifacts?

  I'm curous but on the DPI setting don't you meaan PPP for the image raster effects setting?

  I think it's just the magnication and you montior is not exactly to give a clean look I think that the fie is fine. This is I think make a pdf and see and also print proof.

• Transform white pixels in transparent pixels?

  It's probably very basic, but...  I am a printer and only really use Photoshop to change the RGB to CMYK, clear cut (with Vertus fluid mask) and things like that.  But many photos that I have to cut clear have been done already, but not (or which is given to me to use the record) with transparency always there.  Is there an easy way to transform all the white pixels with transparency?  Of course, you'd have to hide the white pixels in the image that you want to keep.  An example is attached.

  

  Steve,

  Try the following.

  1 covert the context in which the regular layer (layer > New > layer)

  2. Select the white area with the magic wand or quick selection tool

  3. hide the selected area (layer > layer mask > hide selection)

  

  4 export the image (file > save for Web) in GIF or PNG format:

  

• Why do edit a vector in Acrobat CC automatically rasterize the vector?

  Before that I have upgraded to Acrobat CC, I could open a vector pdf in Illustrator, edit, copy and paste the scalable vector in a separate PDF file.

  Now, when I open a vector pdf and select Edit, the vector is automatically rasterized.

  Is it a preference or a setting I'm missing?

  Thank you

  Found! Return to the image. Thank you!