Hey all, I have an interesting question here about the best way to convert a pgn file LOADED with gradients, into a vector. It's my understanding that the gradient mesh tool is the one for this, and this is not a tool I use. Heck, I barely use illustrator these days and this will likely be a job that is outsourced... but, I would love it if someone could tell me the exact best way to do the task.
(i'm basically just a rusty illustrator user who doesn't want to attempt something myself and do it some clunky, far-more-time-consuming way.. and especially if i'm looking to bring in a designer, i want to know the best way to do this)
To me it would indicate that they are generating EPS files (or something else) and converting them to PNGs to send to you. There is no automatic way of ending up with a gradient mesh construct from a PNG file, especially the way the shapes interlock and overlap each other. This information does not exist in a pixel file.
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