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This may seem like a dim question but here goes- I am using Photoshop Version 7
Say I need to create a basic logo comprising of 4 rounded rectangles, I would presumably use the rounded rectangle tool and select the shape layers option on the toolbar.
I would then go ahead and create 3 more layers to add my other 3 rounded rectangles. Now in a tutorial I have it says if I need to apply a drop shadow to each of my rectangles I would need to rasterize each shape and once rasterized I would not be able to move or resize the shape, but this does not seem to be the case, I can do all these things even if I do or don’t rasterize.
I’m confused, when would I need to use the rasterize command, it seems pointless – or have I indeed missed the point (durrrrr)
Any info greatly appreciated
Say I need to create a basic logo comprising of 4 rounded rectangles, I would presumably use the rounded rectangle tool and select the shape layers option on the toolbar.
I would then go ahead and create 3 more layers to add my other 3 rounded rectangles. Now in a tutorial I have it says if I need to apply a drop shadow to each of my rectangles I would need to rasterize each shape and once rasterized I would not be able to move or resize the shape, but this does not seem to be the case, I can do all these things even if I do or don’t rasterize.
I’m confused, when would I need to use the rasterize command, it seems pointless – or have I indeed missed the point (durrrrr)
Any info greatly appreciated
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