Platform:
• Adobe Illustrator Version: 29.3.1 (Latest as of 3/10/2025)
• Operating System: Windows 11 (Fully Updated)
• Hardware: Intel Core i9, NVIDIA RTX (Latest Drivers Installed)

Issue Summary:
When opening a Photoshop PDF in Illustrator, elements are recognized as Non-Native Art. When exporting an asset from this file using the Asset Export panel (see Screenshot-1.png), the resulting exported PDF does not display correctly in Photoshop (see Screenshot-2.png). Instead of rendering properly, the exported file contains distorted lines and artifacts, making it unusable.

Steps to Reproduce:
• Open a Photoshop PDF in Adobe Illustrator.
• Observe that the artwork is identified as Non-Native Art in the Layers panel.
• Use the Asset Export panel to export the image as a PDF.
• Open the exported PDF in Adobe Photoshop.
• Notice that the image is corrupted, with incorrect rendering, visible lines, and artifacts.

Expected Behavior:
• The exported asset should maintain the visual integrity of the original artwork.
• When opened in Photoshop, it should closely match the original Photoshop PSD file in both resolution and appearance.

Actual Behavior:
• The exported asset appears distorted or incorrectly rendered in Photoshop.
• Visible lines and artifacts are present that do not exist in the original artwork.

System Specifications:
• OS: Windows 11 (Fully Updated)
• CPU: Intel Core i9
• GPU: NVIDIA RTX (Latest Drivers Installed)
• Illustrator Version: 29.3.1 (Latest as of 3/10/2025)
• Photoshop Version: 25.1 (Latest as of 3/10/2025)

Attachments:
• Screenshot-1.png of the Illustrator Asset Export panel showing Non-Native Art.
• Screenshot-2.png of the exported PDF opened in Photoshop, displaying the rendering issue.

Additional Notes:
• This issue occurs specifically with the PDF format exported via the Asset Export panel.
• PNG and JPG exports do not exhibit the issue, but they result in a loss of native resolution.
• A workaround involves manually rasterizing or re-saving the image in Photoshop before importing into Illustrator, but this adds unnecessary steps and is not an ideal solution.
• This issue significantly impacts workflows that require Photoshop PDFs to be edited in Illustrator and exported back to Photoshop at the same resolution.
• Would appreciate any insights or a fix in a future update.