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svilen5C9E
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July 27, 2022
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Adobe Photos Vector Images

  • July 27, 2022
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Vector images from Adobe Photos.

 

How to select one and use it as a single image for editing, as they are many in one image file?

How to preserve the scalatility of the vector file?

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Correct answer jane-e

@svilen5C9E 

 

You need to download the ai/eps version after you purchase, then open the vector image in Adobe Illustrator or another vector editor. In Illustrator, all the Eagles may be grouped together. If so, ungroup them. The individual eagles may or may not be grouped, but can still be selected.

 

If you have trouble, open the Layers panel in Illustrator. Or post the Adobe Stock # so we can look at it.

 

You can only preserve the scalability of a vector file with a vector application. Photoshop is a raster application, so it won't work with Photoshop.

 

Jane

 

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jane-e
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jane-eCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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July 27, 2022

@svilen5C9E 

 

You need to download the ai/eps version after you purchase, then open the vector image in Adobe Illustrator or another vector editor. In Illustrator, all the Eagles may be grouped together. If so, ungroup them. The individual eagles may or may not be grouped, but can still be selected.

 

If you have trouble, open the Layers panel in Illustrator. Or post the Adobe Stock # so we can look at it.

 

You can only preserve the scalability of a vector file with a vector application. Photoshop is a raster application, so it won't work with Photoshop.

 

Jane

 

    svilen5C9E
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    July 28, 2022

    Good morning Jane

     

    Thank you so much for reaching out and helping me with this. Just wanted to say how grateful I am for giving some of your time so that I can resolve the issue.

     

    I was wondering also if you can explain how to remove text that has been added to background?  Is it the same principle? 

    See the file attached - how to remove "Cyber Monday" from the actual image.

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