#INDESIGN EDIT VECTOR GRAPHICS HOW TO#

Photoshop, you could argue, is the flagship Adobe product – everyone’s heard of it, even if they’ve never been near the software in their lives. These days, Photoshop is used for web pages, flyers and advertisements, video graphics, interface designs and even editing pictures for print.Īt its core, however, Photoshop is the tool to use for creating and editing photographs and pixel-based artwork. However, over time, the program has evolved to include increasing amounts of functionality, and therefore its usage has also changed. Originally – a long time ago now, in fact – Photoshop was developed as a tool to enhance photographs, plain and simple.

#INDESIGN EDIT VECTOR GRAPHICS HOW TO#

In this blog we are going to be exploring how to start getting two of Adobe’s most celebrated products, InDesign and Photoshop, to work together in perfect sync.Īll will be revealed – but let’s start with the basics. That is to say that they are meant to be used together – the only obstacle is in working out just how it’s done. It’s no accident, of course – they have been built this way. Photoshop, Illustrator, Muse, InDesign – they have all been carved from the same wood, if you like, and the result is that they are all harmoniously in tune. Of course they are – that’s (more than) half the attraction of signing up to the Creative Cloud.

Adobe products are made for each another.

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