Adobe Illustrator Erfahrungen

Das Programm bietet präzise Werkzeuge für detaillierte Vektorgrafiken, die sich verlustfrei skalieren lassen. Moderne KI-Funktionen wie die Erstellung von Vektorgrafiken und Farbpalettenvorschläge beschleunigen unsere Arbeit sehr.
Der Workflow mit anderen Adobe-Tools wie Photoshop, InDesign und das Firefly-Tool optimiert unseren Workflow erheblich.

Die Komplexität des Programms kann für Anfänger abschreckend sein und eine längere Einarbeitung erfordern. Das Abonnementmodell der Adobe Creative Cloud ist preiswert und kann besonders für gelegentliche Nutzer kostenintensiv sein.

It is hands down the best vector design software. The monthly subscription means you get all the updates as they’re rolled out. Adobe are constantly listening to creatives and designers who use the software to improve workflows and speed up design time.

There isn’t much to be honest. I sometimes accidentally activate the perspective grid and can never remember how to turn it off but as far as dislikes go, it sometimes a slight annoyance.

I love Adobe Illustrator’s precision and versatility with vector graphics, enabling scalable designs without quality loss, along with its powerful tools for creating detailed illustrations and professional, clean layouts.

What I like least about Adobe Illustrator is its steep learning curve, especially for beginners, and occasional performance lags when handling complex files, which can disrupt the creative workflow.

I like the creative freedom Illustrator gives me when working. I feel unrestricted when using Illustrator and using vectors give me so much flexibility to produce artwork I can then use in any size which is critical when working in a marketing agency environment. I particularly like the inclusion of new tools like the 'intertwine tool' which really help when creating more complex artworks.

I sometimes find the software can be incredibly resource-intensive and doesn't handle raster files as well as I'd like. With this said, recent improvements to tools like the 'live trace' tool have helped a lot.

I like the fact that i can now be able t use AI directly inside adobe Illustrator.It also good that I can also be able to pick fonts directly from Images. I also enjoy the fact that I can now create 3D vectors easily

I think that the only thing that i do not like about Illustrator is the lack of a multi page editor, where i can easily edit test on one page and it will update on other pages in the same documents Artboards

Comprehensive and powerful vector design tools.
Seamless integration with other Adobe apps.
Regular updates and new features.
Extensive tutorials and community support.

Steep learning curve for beginners.
Occasional performance issues with complex designs.
High subscription cost

Adobe Illustrator's precision and versatility stand out. The ability to create scalable vector graphics with incredible detail is unmatched. The wide array of tools and effects, coupled with seamless integration with other Adobe Creative Cloud apps, enhances workflow efficiency. Its robust performance, even with complex designs, makes it a favorite among graphic designers.

The steep learning curve can be a drawback for beginners. Its extensive toolset, while powerful, can be overwhelming initially. Additionally, Illustrator's subscription model may be a barrier for some users, and occasional performance lags with very large files can disrupt workflow. These factors can impact accessibility and usability for new and budget-conscious designers.

Gamma Distribution and binomial distribution used in statistical quality control and research methodology helps presentations appear much applicable to real life applications with the use of Adobe Illustrator, say understanding child psychology is pure calculus to the nth degree

There is always room for improvements and as such the older versions of software tend to be less relevant.

Adobe Illustrator is fantastic, we use it extensively in our design studio to bring our landscape drawings to life. Illustrator gives us the flexibility to present our design drawings and plans as we had imagined them, it is far easier and much quicker to get the desired "look" in Illustrator than it is with CAD software. Illustrator gives a greater control over hatches and colours and helps us get it right first time.

The only thing I can think of is that as a CAD design studio, Adobe Illustrator operates in a completely different way to the CAD software that we use, so there is a fairly steep learning curve if you are not used to using it on a regular basis. However this can be quickly overcome to give great results.

I love how Adobe Illustrator is easy to use and has many tools available to help meet your vector design needs

I wish it were easier to work with images like JPEGs and convert them into vectors. Sometimes, the conversion process doesn't accurately reflect the original image.