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In PS 7 on Win2000, I opened a stock photo image that was an RGB, JPG and 300dpi. I converted the image to CMYK and saved it as a TIF… I didn’t change the resolution, though I did scale down slightly by changing the image size. Now the printed image appears "optimized" as if it is missing colors. This isn’t a very obvious change on screen or on MY printer (though I have confirmed it IS the in the image, and not the printer), But is rather obvious in the final digitally printed brochure…what happened to the images? I have done this in the past – though some time ago – and the images didn’t appear messed up!
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