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Ahh damn not sure, try the method i did above, it works well. I think that would be the "proper" way to do it too since clippling paths are pretty much universal. I think quark works very similar too. I never bothered to use them until now, didnt see what the difference was - but looks like...

Actually, does the way you are doing it effect anything later on? Like when you save as a pdf does this mean you no longer have any vector information?

Hi Timbo, thanks for that! I found another way around it too! - by actually using clipping paths properly. If you create a clipping path in photoshop, then save as a tiff, when you place it in indesign it will automatically using that clipping path, for the internal indesign clipping path. So...

I am having the same problem, and no matter what i do i cant seem to fix it. At first i thought it was because i was using transparency - so i tried to import the tiff with a set background color which matched the background i was putting it on. But still the same problem! I have also set the...