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Eve
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Location: Planet Earth

Post Tue Feb 19, 2008 3:52 pm   Reply with quote         


probably a silly question...but you saved your PSD's in cmyk, right? And I'm sure you're not saving them as jpg files...

you might try saving them as eps(es) too. See if you get desired result.




vokaris
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Post Tue Feb 19, 2008 3:53 pm   Reply with quote         


Sleepyeyed wrote:
Since I'm having trouble starting a new thread I found this dead one to reply to. Anyway I'm having a problem with importing my photoshop files into indesign. I can import them, but when I go to print I lose some resolution. When I print directly from photoshop I get the clarity I need, but I lose my crop marks. This is incredibly frustrating. I got it to print from a photoshop pdf in acrobat with my crops so thats solved but does anyone know why Indesign drops my resolution?
Could it be the print settings? File - Print - Graphics (on the left hand side) - the default setting is Optimized Subsampling, try changing it to 'All'. Also under Transparency - select the High Resolution preset

also go to Edit - Preferences - Display Settings - set to "High Quality" to see if it makes any difference




Sleepyeyed

Location: Beyond the fringe

Post Tue Feb 19, 2008 4:28 pm   Reply with quote         


Changing the graphics setting not only cleared up the resolution loss, but it gave the image better color reproduction! Amazing. Thanks a million Vokaris.




vokaris
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Post Tue Feb 19, 2008 4:51 pm   Reply with quote         


We're here to help




mikey

Location: Somerville MA

Post Tue Feb 19, 2008 5:01 pm   Reply with quote         


I'm so glad it's fixed for you pollyO! Very Happy ~ what would we do without our photoshop or computer! Shocked




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mikey

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Post Tue Feb 19, 2008 5:01 pm   Reply with quote         


I'm so glad it's fixed for you pollyO! Very Happy ~ what would we do without our photoshop or computer! Shocked




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mikey

Location: Somerville MA

Post Tue Feb 19, 2008 5:02 pm   Reply with quote         


I'm so glad it's fixed for you pollyO! Very Happy ~ what would we do without our photoshop or computer! Shocked




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vokaris
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Post Tue Feb 19, 2008 5:21 pm   Reply with quote         


OK, let me explain the PSC bug workaround again

1. Post your reply to a thread. Click Submit.
2. You'll land on the Error page. Don't pay attention to it. Don't re-post. Don't hit refresh (F5)
3. Go to your profile page (Portfolio - Profile)
4. Click on the Forum Posts link. Notice your last post at the top of the list.
5. Click on the link (the title of the thread) at the top of the last posted message to "activate" your last message (and all the other stuck in front of you)

Edit: steps 3, 4, 5 may not be necessary




dewdew

Location: Upstate South Kack-a-lack

Post Tue Feb 19, 2008 7:23 pm   Reply with quote         


i submit.....go to homepage...and then reenter the post ......works for me.




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