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Color variations may be due to changes from RGB to CMYK color mode.
Why is "Exact-Copy" above in quotation marks? One reason is because raster apps like Photoshop and vector apps like Illustrator work differently; a design created with Photoshop and the same design reproduced with Adobe Illustrator may—or may not—look slightly different. Another reason is that raster images lose quality when resized, so the original may be deteriorated compared to the vector graphic.
*The vector graphic in this example uses vectors plus gradients. Gradients within a vector program are raster effects and they are not suitable for processes that require 100% vectors.