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  1. 3 votes
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  2. 7 votes
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    Illustrator follows the native dpi of a photo (72 DPI), thus all web and photos are placed at massive scales.

    It's 2024, not 2001. There are many more pixels in common web images and photos. A standard iPhone 15PM photo, for example, imports at 56" tall. This is not helpful for ANYONE and requires either extra process in photoshop or adjustment in illustrator - which ALREADY doesn't have a useful tool for cropping or batch resizing.

    Assuming we use standard paper-sized artboards, this current placement almost always requires additional work.
    Issue: When you drop a normal web image or photo, it always imports as MANY TIMES the size of the artboard.

    Example: Photo taken with iPhone 15PM, imports as 56" tall (as the file taken is recognized as 56" tall at 72dpi).

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  3. 45 votes
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    Better yet, why is points the default? Maybe those guys need to spend time switching back to points instead of us.

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  4. 184 votes
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    The solution is pushed into Global Availability build 28.6.

    PDF is now available as type in File > Export > Export As dialog.


    However, File > Adobe PDF Presets menu, similar to one InDesign has, to allow even quicker export, is absent still.

    If you want to have it, please upvote this new request here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/48670088

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  5. 670 votes
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    We have done further updates to Dimension tool with recently released version - 28.3


    You can create and use your custom scale for dimension, hide or show units on dimensions and dimensions are now sticky to the object - they transform as well when you transform the object.

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