Originally posted by undertone@3 Minutes Ago
that is a vector, you either use a vector based program (illustrator for example) or the pen tool in photoshop (vectors made in ps arent real vectors, their immitations, but get the job done).
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wrong wrong WRONG!!!! OMFGDBDNWTFAVI!!!!!!!& #33; Photoshop vectors ARE REAL VECTORS!!!! Photoshop itself however is not ment for vector data, so when you zoom in then you see pixels, causing people to think that it is not a true vector, but THEY ARE!!! They are made with paths and therefore are calculated using vector data. OK, take a vector image from PS, then save it as a post script file and open it again in illustrator or another vector-editing prog. When you zoom in it doesn't pixel. You can also resize any vector image in photoshop without it pixelling, therefore PS = Vector!!!!

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