AI rasterizing

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• monNom0

  short answer: yes.

  they both use bicubic sampling for their anti-alias settings.
  Illustrator actually gets a nod in the rasterization department as the sample depth is not limited to source pixels.

  BUT, if you did it in photoshop
  you could mess around with sharpening at key places, touch up the colour, etc.

  so i'd suggest export out as .tiff or raster .eps
  , mess around in PS, and link the file back in.

  make sure your document raster effect serttings (under effects) match your rasterize settings for best results.
  and don't let photoshop touch your profile.

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