Why a small triangle appears in a plot when I use Rasterize function?

Hi everyone! I am using the latest version of Mathematica, ie, 10.3.1. I want to save a plot with its legends and I am using Rasterize for that but when i am using it there appears a small triangle at the bottom left of the plot. Why is that happening? I am sharing the commands I am using

Rasterize[
 Show[RegionPlot[
   Evaluate@
    ComplexExpand[{Im[z] < Im[(5 + 4 I) Cos[30]], 
       Im[z] > Im[(5 + 4 I) Cos[2*60 - 30]], Im[z] < Im[5 + 4 I]} /. 
      z -> x + I y], {x, -10, 10}, {y, -10, 10}, Axes -> True, 
   AxesLabel -> {HoldForm[Re[\[Zeta]]], HoldForm[Im[\[Zeta]]]}, 
   PlotLegends -> {k Cos[\[Theta]], k Cos[2 \[Alpha] - \[Theta]], k}, 
   PlotLabel -> 
    HoldForm[
     Common Strip of Analyticity of Fourier Transform of \[Phi]]]]]

Can’t reproduce any triangle. Can you share your rasterized image?

Could you post $Version here? Have you tried increasing the plotpoints and do a fresh kernel start?

I am a beginner, don’t know many things. But I used Placed instead of Rasterize and it worked for me. $VersionNumber gives me 10.3.

In Windows,you can save the entire graphic, including the legend, by selecting the cell (click on the cell bar at the very right), then right-clicking to get a menu, and then using Save Graphic As. This works even without rasterizing. You can also Export the graphic and get the same result. Just assign it to a symbol when making the plot and use Export.

Does it work only in Windows? Actually, I am using Linux, Ubuntu, specifically.

Assigning the plot to a variable (like p1) and then using Export[“someName.png”,p1] should work for exporting as a png, since it is part of the core functionality. I suspect there is the same select and save-as capability, but I don’t know how that would be accessed in another front end.

Thank you David