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Image quality lost when importing to Indesign!

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BobbinX

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Jun 14, 2005
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Hello!!

I having a strange problem with Indesign... I'm trying to import an image file from Illustrator to InDesign but when I do the quality of the image turns terrible and often the colours become extremely desaturated!! I didn't have this problem earlier with other images but this one .ai is really giving me grief! I've tried importing it under a variety of different graphic types (gif, jpeg, png) but they all give me the same problem! Any tips would be extremely appreciated!! Thanks!
 
How are you 'importing' the image? Are you using the file>place command? What version of AI? what version of ID? If the AI file won't work, try saving it first as an EPS, then placing it.
 
How are you viewing the onscreen previews? Check your View menu.

What image data are you sending to the printer? Check your print dialog fully.

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Why is everyone in this forum responding to me as picklefish?
 
>>What image data are you sending to the printer?<<

Good thinking... the image data must be set to 'all' not the default 'optimised subsampling' (under the 'graphics' tab of the print menu).
 
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