This has actually been a problem for me for a while, but it's gotten to the point where I can't even draw anymore just because this one thing is just so inconvinient =__=
Basically, I have photoshop CS3, but every single time I rotate or shrink an image it gets all pixelated and ugly-looking. Even when it's a vector, or even if I convert it into a smart object, it STILL does it 8I;;;;
Here's an example I dun screen capped:
[link]Partly why this is a problem for me is because while I'm sketching I can't ever resize anything. If it's a sketch layer it's usually no problem, but sometimes I need to adjust line-art layers too, and other stuff. (Plus I wanted to use that pinkie-pie vector for something @.@)
So yeah, if any tech-savvy people can help me out, I'd appreciate it :'D
unless you still have the paths, i don't think it's in vector format.
maybe you need to rotate it in a vector based application like Illistrater or Inkskape... or hou about changing the image size, and increase the dpi?
see if happens when in high-res too?
Still it does this even when I'm not using vectors, and I don't think it's supposed to pixelate everything I adjust/rotate that much XD' I'm such a derp when it comes to technology ; n ;
But yeah I've selected anti-alias before :'D Am I not supposed to?