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Take a look at this image
http://img510.imageshack.us/img510/5696/nonamefr9.jpg
This has been happening to me through at least three versions of photoshop. It causes me to use JPEG instead of TIFF, which I’d rather not do, so I finally decided to try to figure out what’s wrong.
The original image was created in PS, then saved as a TIFF and imported into Corel Draw. The screwed up area outlined in red is a lower layer, not used for the purpose of this particular use for image.
When viewing the image in PS, even with this layer "visible" — meaning the eyeball is ON — the layer cannot be seen (that is, it’s completely covered by the layers above it. In spite of it not being visible, I make the layer invisible (turn off the eyeball). I then flatten the image before saving as a TIFF.
In spite of all this when the image is imported into Corel Draw it’s screwed up the way shown in the link above. Surely somewhere in three revisions PS should have fixed this problem but apparently not. So, what’s causing this (other than an obvious bug in PS) and how do I correct it?
http://img510.imageshack.us/img510/5696/nonamefr9.jpg
This has been happening to me through at least three versions of photoshop. It causes me to use JPEG instead of TIFF, which I’d rather not do, so I finally decided to try to figure out what’s wrong.
The original image was created in PS, then saved as a TIFF and imported into Corel Draw. The screwed up area outlined in red is a lower layer, not used for the purpose of this particular use for image.
When viewing the image in PS, even with this layer "visible" — meaning the eyeball is ON — the layer cannot be seen (that is, it’s completely covered by the layers above it. In spite of it not being visible, I make the layer invisible (turn off the eyeball). I then flatten the image before saving as a TIFF.
In spite of all this when the image is imported into Corel Draw it’s screwed up the way shown in the link above. Surely somewhere in three revisions PS should have fixed this problem but apparently not. So, what’s causing this (other than an obvious bug in PS) and how do I correct it?
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