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    Mike91
    last edited by 19 Jun 2014, 17:58

    Hi, I've exported a few 2d graphics from sketch up and saved them as .tiff
    As long as I look at them from the preview on mac they are fine but when I place them on an illustrator or photoshop file all the lines become dashed and the quality goes down.
    How can I solve this?
    Here are two images, one from preview and one from illustrator


    preview.png


    illustrator.png

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      massimo Moderator
      last edited by 19 Jun 2014, 20:03

      Before exporting click on options and tick "anti-alias". Export the image at the double size you need and then resize it in Photoshop.

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        Charlie__V
        last edited by 20 Jun 2014, 14:29

        @mike91 said:

        Hi, I've exported a few 2d graphics from sketch up and saved them as .tiff
        As long as I look at them from the preview on mac they are fine but when I place them on an illustrator or photoshop file all the lines become dashed and the quality goes down.
        How can I solve this?
        Here are two images, one from preview and one from illustrator

        What does your image look like when saved as final .png/,tif/other image (illustrator or PS final output?)
        IOW...this may just be a PS/illustrator display issue?

        Charlie

        Precision M1710/Win 7 Pro 64 bit/i-7 6920 Quad core 2.9 Ghz -3.8/16Gb ram/NVIDIA M5000M 8Gb

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          Tandem
          last edited by 20 Jun 2014, 18:28

          For editing in Illustrator you will be better off exporting as EPS File (*.eps)
          Since EPS is a vector format this will allow you to edit the graphics in Illustrator and then scale to any size without loosing image quality.

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