Rasterizing a layer in Photoshop is a simple process that can be used to add an extra level of detail to your artwork. By rasterizing the layer, you can create a more realistic image that will look better on paper. To rasterize a layer, select the layer and click on the Rasterize button. The Rasterize dialog will appear. In the Rasterize dialog, you will need to set the following parameters: Width: The width of the rasterized image should be set to at least 100px. Height: The height of the rasterized image should be set to at least 100px. Mode: You can choose between Pixel or Offset mode. Pixel mode will create an offset image that is 100px wide and 0px high. Offset mode will create an image that is 100px wide and -100px high. This setting is important because it determines how much data will be used for each pixel in the resulting image. If you use offset mode, you may need to adjust your layers’ opacity so that they are properly exposed when rasters are applied.
