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The portrait studio where I am employed recently made the switch to being completely Digital. For the most part, the switch has been smooth and without issue. However, we recently ran into a problem where strange swirls appear in the fabric of blue clothing. It has happened on more than one person in more than one situation. Two of them were in studio, the other one was on location at a school photo shoot. One of them was shot in RAW format, the other two in JPEG. No matter what, the swirls are always visible in Photoshop CS2 and CS3. In one case, the swirls were not on the printed product, but, in the other two cases, the swirls were on the print. We even had our One Hour Lab try to print with the same results. The swirls are not always visible in other programs, but always show up in Photoshop. Has anyone else expereinced this? Does anyone have a solution to this? It is not on a certain type of fabric, but it is almost always on the color blue. The Photographer shoots with a Nikon D200.
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