I have sources in EPS format. I need convert it into JPEG or PSD. I has worked with .PSD sources only. I need get hi-resolution images, JPEG format.
When open EPS file, Photoshop show 'Rasterize Generic EPS Format' dialog, where I need select desired dimensions, resolution, and mode. This dialog show dimension and resolution(72dpi), that is much smaller that I want get. Also, it show CMYK color, not RGB. I need get large dimensions and high resolution(150dpi), so I specified the required dimensions and resolution. Since my dimensions/resolution is much larger that default data shown in dialog, will this decrease quality of JPEG? Or this is not affect on image quality? Also, should I flatten image before saving?
When open EPS file, Photoshop show 'Rasterize Generic EPS Format' dialog, where I need select desired dimensions, resolution, and mode. This dialog show dimension and resolution(72dpi), that is much smaller that I want get. Also, it show CMYK color, not RGB. I need get large dimensions and high resolution(150dpi), so I specified the required dimensions and resolution. Since my dimensions/resolution is much larger that default data shown in dialog, will this decrease quality of JPEG? Or this is not affect on image quality? Also, should I flatten image before saving?