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If you rasterize the file, you lose that advantage, only to end up with a file where pixels are now fixed in number and thus limited in use.
Graphics companies don't always promote best practices. They water down the care, techniques, and learning we put into fine art to lower the bar for selling their products. Adobe, especially, promotes less good methods with simple claims that go against professional aspirations. Many companies also want to avoid improving their products. Adobe connived for almost 20 years to get their hands on the vector program Freehand and then junk it and eliminate competition to their clunky Illustrator software. Many examples see innovation waning when competition is stifled.
Pictures like yours are why decades back I gave up photography to pursue digital arts full time. You're sure to inspire others to excel and advance.
those are pretty decent colors compared to others i've seen, considering it's the original.
thanks for the comment!