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In response to a fix, I have not solved the problem yet.

this gives me something to think about tonight....

When you mentioned that maybe it was converting it to a CMYK bw image this reminded me of something...I have noticed in the past while color correction, taking a bw image and making it a rich black image in Photoshop, there would be a slight shift when pasting your image on just the black...

Well this is really strange. When I go to the "Output" window, and select "separation Preview" and turn "view" "Off" it goes darker. When I turn "View" "Separation" it goes lighter. Number wise all the info is still on the black channel.

I am willing to try anything at this point.I will look into this and see if this is what is happening and will let you know.

I am opening them up in Photoshop and looking at my numbers there.

I was able to make a pdf where the image matched the scan as long as I did not apply a drop shadow to the text.

Number wise when both are brought into Photoshop there is a difference between the two images (scan verses rasterized pdf). I did another test with a grayscale image and CMYK image on one document and when the drop shadow was activated, the grayscale image shifted but the cmyk image did not.

I copied and pasted the photo only to a new document and once pasted it was darker than on the other doc. I made a new type box, applied the drop shadow and immediately it changed the photo. You can see it happen on screen. I did this test thinking it was because we were had converted the quark...

The text with the shadow did not have to touch the image. As long as it was on the same page it affected the grayscale image. I tried bringing the image in as a tif, eps, with and without an embedded profile, but the minute I put a shadow on the text the image became lighter overall. I lost...

Has anyone else noticed that when a shadow is placed on text in InDesign CS2, it affects the grayscale image? I am having problems with this. It seems to lighten my grayscale image. It seems to not have any effect on CMYK images. We just printed a large black and white catalog. Every page that...