Fine line around placed object

I have been trying to place an image into photoshop cs6. This image however has a white 1 pixel outline around the border. It is very annoying and I can't seem to eliminate it so it doesnt affect the background colour. Does anyone know how to fix this?

Can you post an example and give us your OS and hardware info. What kind of image file are you placing. Is it larger then the canvas its being placed into. I have never seen an 1 px border when I place in images?

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Why do I have these lines around my object?

They look like guides, and I just want to get rid of them. I'm new to illustrator so there is probably an easy fix... I just don't know about it.

Well, then go and see if you can identify the objects to which the effect has been applied, select them, open the Appearance palette and put the effect to the dustbin there.

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A native Illustrator document with placed Photoshop (both CS6) images produces whites lines around the placed images when printed. The Illustrator document does not show white lines on screen. Nor does the PDF (Acrobat X Pro) generated from the IA doc show white lines when viewed on screen. When the document goes to press, the printed product show the white lines:
See upper left image and lower right image-note: other images are not affected. Both both are native Photoshop images, placed on a gradient in IA. Perhaps the PDF settings: "Adobe PDF Preset" or "Standard" are not chosen correctly? Why the white lines?

You screenshot shows a modified Illustrator Default preset with Compatability to Acrobat 4. That setting always flattens transparency which is what I would suggest avoiding first.
Note the Warnings summary alerts that transparency will be flattened.
garlic541 wrote:
2.That same initial 'Save Adobe PDF' widow allows for three settings: Adobe PDF Preset (12 choices); Standard (6 choices), and Compatibility (5 choices). Note how the window signals a Warning (Warnings: Saving this file with Compatibilty set to Acrobat 4 (PDF 1.3) requires items with transparency to be flattened.) Could this be a warning that produces the stitch lines in the actual printing?
Yes
garlic541 wrote:
After researching....
Discussion seems to indicate seeing 'stiching lines' on screen; sometimes in the designing application; or in the generated PDF. My instances are visible only in printing-in two of the four images.
1. Transparency. Is this an automatic occurence in generating the PDF? Can I turn it on/off? (The 'Save Adobe PDF' window that allows changes to: General, Compression, Marks & Bleeds,Output,, Advanced.....)
Transparency is part of some design and all Effects. Note that you can change a color by using a tint or by setting it's transparency. Many times a tint will suffice. It looks the same and has the same values.
Your original screenshot apears to use images with clipping paths. (Full disclosure - I should know this, but don't...I expect) clipping paths require/invoke the transparent background to place the images within the colored area.
You cannot get around transparency but flattening converts vector objects to raster objects (when transparency touches/abuts/interacts with raster images).
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2 very old (2004) Adobe white papers, not too legnthy which I can shed some light. Note - PDFX-4 superceeds all of these.
Transparency in Adobe Applications: A Print Production Guide
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Lines appear around transparent objects!

Hello,
I think my previous post on this topic was lost somewhere in the adobe forums machine, so please excuse my repost.
I've noticed that exporting layouts from InDesign CS3 that contain transparent graphics causes the resulting PDF to show DARK LINES AROUND the transparent objects (at the transparent border). I've been using all compatibilities (1.3--1.7), and found that the lines appear on any PDF set to 1.4 or above. (1.3 doesn't have the lines, but it shows stitching lines (white lines) around the entire transparent frame box, so it's unusable.)
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thanks,
JP

Thanks for the reply. That thread was helpful in showing some of the effects that I'm seeing (e.g., turning off "image smoothing" in the Acrobat preferences helps). However, I'm still interested in producing a clean looking PDF that doesn't contain dark pixels all around the edges of the transparent images.
To show what I'm talking about, I've posted a picture of screen captures with explanations at: http://www.viveredesign.com/images/example3.jpg
This effect only appears when I export a PDF with the Compatibility set to anything above "Acrobat 4 (PDF 1.3)" (so it only looks good with the oldest item in the list).
If anyone has a suggestion on how to create a PDF without this effect, please let me know. I know I can always just put the blend in to the original image, but that seems so 1990's ;)
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DW8-Fine white line around images

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You wouldn't set this in the Property inspector, you'd set it
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> I've noticed
> that in tables, having nothing there is "bigger" than
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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
the image backgrounds
>> (in
>> Photoshop CS), for example roll-over images. How do
I get rid of this?
>
> Check to make sure that your image border is zero in the
Properties
> Inspector in Dreamweaver for the specific image in
question. I've noticed
> that in tables, having nothing there is "bigger" than
specifying a zero.
> I
> don't think I get a white border around images with
nothing in the image
> border width setting, but see if that works?
>
> Damaeus

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Hi I am having a few issues with an eps file that I have created. Basically it is a eps file with shapes, a gradient and a drop shadow on the outlined text - created in illustrator.
All looks fine until I take it into Indesign and create a pdf. I then get a line around where the drop shadow is. Zooming in doesn’t make it go away, but it also does not change its size.
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NViereckel schrieb:
The only way I can make it go away is to save the file as an illustrator ai file and use that for pdfs. This would be OK, but other suppliers need to use the file and want eps format
EPS is simply unsuitable when dealing with transparency (which is what your drop shadow is). So you need to work with AI for placing in InDesign. If other suppliers need EPS, then just send them that. Nothing should keep you from exporting another file format.

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