A Photoshop/Illustrator problem...

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I have this problem when pasting this kind of art from Illustrator into Photoshop. It probably has to do with anti aliasing... I guess.

Illustrator problem by Nelde

When I rasterize the art in Illustrator, it doesn't happen so I could use that as a work around, but I'd prefer another solution :)

Any ideas?

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Ok, there are two things I can think of:

If it's the half pixels / antialise thing, try "snap to pixel grid" (I hope it's called that way in the english version). I think at least since CS6 that command produces half pixel free STRAIGHT lines. Or else you can make sure your lines are positioned at a .0 position and have an outline with a full number (or none of course).

It could be a color space problem too. Sometimes some of the colors change when opening in PS, which could possibly create such an effect. I found the only solution for this to change both the Illustrator and the Photoshop file's color space to Adobe RGB. I don't know how it is with CMYK though, as I am only a screen designer and don't do stuff for printing.

Hope that helps. If not, you can send me a demo file with that problem and I will look into it at work.