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As long as you are embedding a Photoshop PDF into Illustrator you might want to take the time to release the clipping mask on the embedded raster that defines the fill color of the vector shape from Photoshop, delete said raster and reapply a fill color in Illustrator.
Why store an embedded raster that is comprised of all the same color pixels to do the job of a vector fill?
I would do the same thing with type layers from a Photoshop PDF. All those nasty little embedded rasters do nothing but chew up disk space and cause potential problems on some types of rips.
Why store an embedded raster that is comprised of all the same color pixels to do the job of a vector fill?
I would do the same thing with type layers from a Photoshop PDF. All those nasty little embedded rasters do nothing but chew up disk space and cause potential problems on some types of rips.
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