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For our publication we save photos exclusively as EPS files for print, but just recently, these files have become marred with large black areas that replace the original pixel information. These areas vary from 1-5 cm thick, always run horizontally across the photo, and render the photo completely useless. This happens when I save an EPS from an original JPEG: if I resave the file from another EPS, it doesn’t happen. Sometimes the Photoshop-generated preview will show the corruption, other times it won’t show up at all until the file is placed in inDesign, where we do our layouts.
I’m using an Intel-based iMac (Tiger), with CS2 (lots of other problems there but I won’t get into them now). Anyone have a clue as to how I can get this to stop? It’s such a time-waster to have to repeatedly edit photos over again…
I’m using an Intel-based iMac (Tiger), with CS2 (lots of other problems there but I won’t get into them now). Anyone have a clue as to how I can get this to stop? It’s such a time-waster to have to repeatedly edit photos over again…
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