What's the name of this font? If it's converted to objects can I still obtain the name of font?

[The Invid]

If text was converted to objects in Illustrator, but I wanted to know the name of the font, can I still do it in Illustrator? 

[Monika Gause]

You could cut out that portion and upload it to Whatthefont.com

[marliton · Accepted solution]

Also, you can try to find the font with this option in Photoshop: Match fonts from an image |

[Les ONeill]

Looks like Brandon Grotesk (but the apostrophe is not - it looks like it's from some Transitional/Modern serif face)

[Scott Pagan]

correct. Brandon Grotesk (Black) and use comma for apostrophe.

[Muqqarib Hassan]

Yes You're right. I matched it and its Brandon Text Black

[Brad @ Roaring Mouse]

The apostrophe is correct for that font. It is not a comma.

[Eugenio.NYC]

Whatthefont.com is great and Photoshop also, in addition Another nice option is Adobe Capture app on your iPhone

[KShinabery212]

I have used this site in the past....

https://www.fontsquirrel.com/matcherator

[Jacob Bugge]

Invid,

I would usually start with

http://www.whatfontis.com/

http://www.identifont.com/

[Brad @ Roaring Mouse]

For those looking for font matchers, in addition to WhatTheFont and Indentifont, FonstSquirrel has a good one.

Also: WhatTheFont has an app so you can use your phone to match fonts.