PaPaGeorGeo
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Sorry bit off topice but can someone tell me whats the difference between Illustrator and Photoshop
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Illustrator is a vector editing program whereas Photoshop is a pixel editing program, as Budge mentioned.
To put it simply, the difference between vector and pixels is that vector uses mathematics to determine a shape, line whatever and pixel/bitmap doesn't, meaning with vector you can zoom in as much as you want and the shape or whatever you created retains it's quality whereas with pixels/bitmap images, lines or whatever the pixels (tiny squares filled with a certain colour) doesn't.
Illustrator is mainly used to make drawings such as the house and the heart I made or to make logo designs, basically to Illustrate. And Photoshop is mainly used for photo editing, putting together web site templates and all that kinda stuff. What happens a lot is that both programs are used together to create something.
Hope that clears it up a bit
To put it simply, the difference between vector and pixels is that vector uses mathematics to determine a shape, line whatever and pixel/bitmap doesn't, meaning with vector you can zoom in as much as you want and the shape or whatever you created retains it's quality whereas with pixels/bitmap images, lines or whatever the pixels (tiny squares filled with a certain colour) doesn't.
Illustrator is mainly used to make drawings such as the house and the heart I made or to make logo designs, basically to Illustrate. And Photoshop is mainly used for photo editing, putting together web site templates and all that kinda stuff. What happens a lot is that both programs are used together to create something.
Hope that clears it up a bit
PaPaGeorGeo
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Oh Ok Thanks for that
