Exporting PS Transparency to Illustrator

MJ
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Monty Jake Monty
Jan 22, 2004
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I have a raster image masked in PS and I need to drop this into an AI file while maintaining the transparency. I tried making a clipping path in PS but it did not come along for the ride. Pasting this path into the AI doc was not overly successful either. It did paste but was overly complex. Should I make a clipping path in Illustrator after I import or is there a way to bring in the masked image more effortlessly?

Steve

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thomas
Jan 23, 2004
steve
save your image as a .png file, this will preserve the transparency for when you place it in illustrator…hope that helps

-tom

"Monty Jake Monty" wrote in message
I have a raster image masked in PS and I need to drop this into an AI file while maintaining the transparency. I tried making a clipping path in PS but it did not come along for the ride. Pasting this path into the AI doc was not overly successful either. It did paste but was overly complex. Should I make a clipping path in Illustrator after I import or is there a way to bring in the masked image more effortlessly?

Steve

— faith \’fath\ n : firm belief in something for which there is no
proof.
Webster’s Dictionary
MJ
Monty Jake Monty
Jan 25, 2004
Thomas

This does work. But does it maintain the high resolution?

Thanks!
Steve

— faith \’fath\ n : firm belief in something for which there is no proof. Webster’s Dictionary

From: "thomas"
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 13:27:15 -0800
Subject: Re: Exporting PS Transparency to Illustrator

steve
save your image as a .png file, this will preserve the transparency for when you place it in illustrator…hope that helps

-tom

"Monty Jake Monty" wrote in message
I have a raster image masked in PS and I need to drop this into an AI file while maintaining the transparency. I tried making a clipping path in PS but it did not come along for the ride. Pasting this path into the AI doc was not overly successful either. It did paste but was overly complex. Should I make a clipping path in Illustrator after I import or is there a way to bring in the masked image more effortlessly?

Steve

— faith \’fath\ n : firm belief in something for which there is no
proof.
Webster’s Dictionary

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