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I need to make logo for my clan

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You could use either, but typically you would use Adobe Illustrator (or any other vector based program) to make logos. Vectors (as opposed to raster/pixels, like photoshop uses) allow for infinite resizing, which is helpful on a logo you might use a small version of for your profile picture, a large version for a channel banner.. etc.

With a raster image, there is little to no room for resizing (mainly no room to make it larger).

 

inDesign I guess could technically be used to make a logo too.. But just don't. inDesign is meant for (digital) document design.

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So i just installed CS6 on my PC and all the apps work fine. The only confusion i have is that i need to make a logo for my gaming clan - "AiM" - and the CS6 has 3 different editors for images generally. Now, the question is, should i use Adobe "Photoshop CS6" or Adobe "InDesign CS6" and which one is more powerful and has a better outcome? 

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i've always been using photoshop, but you'd have to use illustrator or something for vector logo's

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You could use either, but typically you would use Adobe Illustrator (or any other vector based program) to make logos. Vectors (as opposed to raster/pixels, like photoshop uses) allow for infinite resizing, which is helpful on a logo you might use a small version of for your profile picture, a large version for a channel banner.. etc.

With a raster image, there is little to no room for resizing (mainly no room to make it larger).

 

inDesign I guess could technically be used to make a logo too.. But just don't. inDesign is meant for (digital) document design.

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