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I am having my logo placed on a table runner and the company indicated the PDF I provided is not high resolution. I no longe have contact with the original designer to ask for a high resolution document. When I asked if there was another type other than pdf, they indicated eps or ai. I am not a graphics person, just a user. Is there a way to convert the pdf i have to (wht is defined as high resolution?) or in a manner to fit the eps or ai requirment?
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By nature, a vector logo in EPS, AI or PDF format is resolution independent, so this question should not even arise.
This is what makes vector formats so interesting.
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Actually EPS, AI, and PDF may contain raster images, but vectors themselves absolutely cannot contain images! 😉
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Not really, you need to have a graphics artist recreate it. Converting low res back to high res is a bit like trying to convert chicken soup back into chicken.
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This is by far the most interesting analogy I've seen to date!
- Dov
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"Vectors are resolution independent, but they can contain images, which do have resolution"
If images contain pixels there is no point in saving them in a vector format.
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We are talking about a logo, not about a multipages layout.
If your graphic designer puts pixels in a logo it is because it is urgent to change the graphic designer
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Thanks everyone for your input, it was all extremely helpful. I was able to get the file converted to all the versions I needed (ai,eps, and a few more), I just may need them. Also, the company was able to produce the product I was trying to order with success by using the ai file. Extremely excited and appreciative to all the all for helping me understand.
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