Help! White line outlining image only in CMYK when placed from Photoshop into Illustrator/InDesign

I have a CMYK file, outlined product, that looks perfect in Photoshop. When I place the image into Illustrator, it shows up with a thin white line around parts of the product (fyi - it shows up on a print as well). I have tried to place an RGB file and it does not have the white line around the product. I assume it has something to do with it being CMYK, but I'm at a loss on how to fix this. I'm desperate for any help.

Okay, please refer this image and change the option within Ai General preferences. Uncheck the option Anti-Aliased artwork.

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I have a CMYK file, outlined product, that looks perfect in Photoshop. When I place the image into Illustrator, it shows up with a thin white line around parts of the product (fyi - it shows up on a print as well). I have tried to place an RGB file and it does not have the white line around the product. I assume it has something to do with it being CMYK, but I'm at a loss on how to fix this. I'm desperate for any help.

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> "Fugasi" <[email protected]> posted:
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>> DW8 - On some of my images there is a very fine
white line around the
>> edge when
>> the site is previewed in the browser. The site has
an almost-black
>> background
>> color (181714), and I use the same color in making
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>> (in
>> Photoshop CS), for example roll-over images. How do
I get rid of this?
>
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Properties
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> that in tables, having nothing there is "bigger" than
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> I
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>
> Damaeus

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Hi! If the solutions you mentioned aren't working for your project, it might be worth learning a little bit about Layer Masks. This is a page that explains how Layer Masks work. http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/masking-layers.html
A Layer Mask is a black-and-white image that corresponds to your source image applied in such a way that white areas display and black areas don't. So for your project, you would want to use Photoshop to turn your scanned illustration into a black-and-white image where the area you want to keep is white, and the area you don't want to keep is black. Here is a demo using your uploaded image:
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