Gradient white lines in .eps file

Hi there,
I designed a vector in Adobe Illustrator CS6, but when saved as an .eps file, white vertical lines appear in my gradient.
What is happening? I've tried rasterizing the vector at 300 PPI with anti-aliasing, but the edges look jagged (but I really want to keep it as a vector anyway)
Does anyone have any idea what I could do?
I don't know whether it's relevant, but I'm using process colours (but that's only because I couldn't get spot colours to work properly).
Thanks

AlvinKeegan wrote:
The lines appear if I place the file in Adobe Photoshop. If I open the EPS file in Adobe Illustrator though, the gradient is as smooth as a baby's behind.
of course it is. When you open this EPS in Illustrator, you don't really open an EPS, but the AI part Illustrator embedded into the EPS file in the first place.
Photoshop is not a suitable tool for "checking" an EPS file
EPS ist not suitable for most modern workflows either. In case you really need this for transferring your logo to Photoshop (or any other Creative Suite app), simply save an AI file (with PDF compatibility).
In case you need the EPS for exchange with other software, please tell us which options you chose on saving the EPS.

Similar Messages

  • Ignoring white lines in a file parsed with Scanner

    I've a little problem...
    How to ignore white lines in a file (for configuration informations) parsed with Scanner???
    My parser can ignore #(comments) and other thing, but not white lines...
    oooo
    fucking little problem!!!
    Thank for solutions...
    euronymous

    Wrong assumption. Scanner doesn't return lines, it returns tokens separated by delimiters which are whitespace by default, so by default it will already ignore blank lines.
    If you are using custom delimiters, make sure to include space, tab, and newline (\r \n and \f) as delimiters.

  • White lines in eps imported into InDesign

    Hoping someone can help.
    I've created some art in Photoshop. Saved as .psd and opened in Illustrator. The file is then saved as an .eps and placed in InDesign. All of this is in CS3. The eps file shows thin white vertical and horizonatal rules throughout the art in InDesign. These rules are not there in the file when I look at it in Photoshop or Illustrator. If I save the file as an .ai and place that in InDesign the rules are not there. Where are these rules coming from and how the heck do I get rid of them?
    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
    Thanks.

    Yes, I did some other things to the art in Illustrator, thus the reason it was finally saved as an Illustrator file.
    I might end up having to save it as an .ai but fear my client will not be happy. They would prefer an eps. I agree with them since all the other art in the book is eps.
    I know this faint line business is an ongoing problem. I just heard from a friend today who says she's also encountered this. It seems to be a bug that I have not seen addressed by Adobe. If anyone has found a work around for this other than an .ai file I'd appreciate knowing how you handled it.
    Thanks

  • White Lines Across Powerpoint files converted to PDF

    I have a number of PDF files that were created from Microsoft Powerpoint presentations on a Windows PC. The Preview inspector says they were created with Acrobat Distiller 8.2.2. Until recently, these PDFs looked 100% correct when viewed in Preview or Safari. Now, though, they have horizontal white lines across the pages. There are 6 white lines on each page, evenly spaced, each about 1 pixel in height. They stay at 1 pixel in height even when I zoom in/out on the document. At some zoom levels (100% being one of them), the area above and below some lines will become misaligned. When viewed with Adobe Reader 9, the lines are not there but the misalignment is (though it is not exactly the same as in Preview). Unfortunately, I can't say when this started happening other than it was fine in September (2010) and isn't this afternoon (Nov 22, 2010). It happens on a coworker's Macbook Pro as well as my iMac so it is not something unique to my Mac.
    Anyone else seeing this? Any ideas as to how to fix it?

    Hi, I am having this problem also on my iMac. Some of the images have the lines and some of them don't. When the PDFs are printed, the lines don't show. My problem is that these PDFs will be linked to on a website for the clients to print, and they will seem them with the lines. They are pretty unsightly, and my boss has put this into my lap to figure out, since I am the designer. Did you ever find an answer for this? I don't know where else to turn, since this company is insisting on using Pages, rather than something like InDesign.

  • Illustrator CS6 to CS4: White lines along edges of semi-transparent gradient meshes

    Hi,
    I recently invested in CS6 Production Premium and I've just tested legacy support by saving an Illustrator CS6 image in CS4 format.
    The image contains a number of semi-transparent gradient meshes used for highlights.
    Having loaded the saved CS4 .ai file in CS6, white lines appear along my semi-transparent gradient meshes (see the attached screenshot).
    What's happening is that the anchor points with 0% opacity in CS6 suddenly have 100% opacity when I load the saved CS4 files in CS6.
    Is this a known error?
    If so, how/where do I report it?
    Here are the relevant CS6 and CS4 files:
    http://snk.to/f-chcig8s9
    P.S. There are no white lines when I save the image in CS5 format and load it in CS6.

    The image contains a number of semi-transparent gradient meshes used for highlights.
    CS4 doesn't support semi-transparent gradient meshes. So they are simulated by using opacity masks. The masks are generated atuomatically from the meshes in the file, so they have the exact same size, which causes the fringes. If you would create this manually, you would make the opacity mask slightly larger in order to avoid fringes.

  • White lines generateds in a File Adapter when using variable substitution.

    Hi all,
    I have been a problem in File generated by XI, my File Adapter is using variable substitution with reference to a field of my message type. Because it, the files generated has white lines in top of file.
    What can I do to not apears these lines ?
    Thanks

    Regis,
    Try to give a more detailed description of your problem otherwise I don't know who's gonna answer...
    Alexx

  • White lines generated in a txt File when using variable substitution

    Hello,
    I have a problem with a File generated by XI, my File Adapter is using variable substitution with reference to a field of my message type. I use content conversion as well and the generated file has a white line in top of file.
    How could I avoid this and make the white lines disappear? I was trying a lot of things but I don’t really know how to solve this issue, the following is the data type used:
    <FILE_NAME></FILE_NAME>
    <COMPANY>
         <COMPANY_CODE></COMPANY_CODE>
         <COMPANY_NAME></COMPANY_NAME>
         <ADRESS></ADRESS>
    </COMPANY>
    FILE_NAME is the field I use for variable substitution and COMPANY is declare as 0..unbounded.
    Thanks a lot in advanced,
    Luis

    Hi Jai,
    I have declare the following Content Conversion parameters:
    Recordset Structure: COMPANY
    FILE_NAME.fieldFixedLengths     0
    FILE_NAME.fixedLengthTooShortHandling     cut
    COMPANY.fieldFixedLengths     10,80,10,2,50,30,5,5,2,50,50
    COMPANY.addHeaderLine     0
    COMPANY.endSeparator     'nl'
    But it does not work, I have the same white line in the beginning of the file. Do you have any other suggestion??
    I couldnt find the blog written by Sravya either, could you post the link?
    Thanks a lot,
    Luis

  • How to remove white line that appears on background of flash file when viewing in powerpoint?

    When importing a swf file into powerpoint with a background colour a thin white line appears on the top of the flash movie when played in powerpoint. The white line disappears when you click onto another slide and back again, but always appears when initially playing the slide. Anyone have any ideas why this is and how to remove it?
    Any help is appreciated.
    Dom

    Doesn't the Location Bar (URL's) also disappear in the Add-ons Tab? <br />
    Separator or border used to delineate the User Interface (Toolbars) from the content area.
    Contact the developer of Tree Style Tabs. If that white line doesn't appear until you click on a Tab, I would call it a Bug or glitch in that extension.

  • Why are white lines appearing in images in PDF files but not the original InDesign files?

    Hi folks!
    Let me just start out by saying that I'm not a graphic designer and have basically no experience with graphic design programs, aside from the little futzing around I've tried to do with InDesign. My company (which publishes a monthly magazine) has decided that it would be a great idea to get the files to our magazine from the graphic design firm that actually handles the production end of things so that we may offer back articles, etc., and modify them as needed. Somehow I've gotten assigned the task of handling this. However, I've encountered some problems along the way. The graphic design firm uses Quark, we own InDesign (CS3) and use Markzware to convert the files. Most things seem to work okay in this arrangement but I'm having problems with the images in the file when I create PDFs. Although the images look fine in the InDesign files (and are of print quality), when I create PDFs of some files, thin white lines appear over the images in the PDF document. I asked our graphic designer about this but she has no idea, and she isn't very familiar with InDesign.
    So, my question is, where are these lines coming from and how do I stop them from appearing? As a reminder, I'm not a graphic designer and am fdairly ignorant in design software terminology. If you're kind enough to try to help me with this problem, I'm going to require an explanation in plain English. Basically explain it to me like you would to a 10 year old.
    If anyone can help, I'd greatly appreciate it!
    Thanks in advance,
    Lynn

    I think Bob was typing too fast and meant to ask if you were distilling, not to tell you distill.
    Distilled PDF (you get distilled by printing to PDF rather than exporting) always flattens transparency, which is what makes those white "stitching" lines.
    You can make the stitching disappear on screen by turning off smoothing in the Acrobat prefs, and it shouldn't print on a press, but it sounds like you may be doing the output on a digital machine and it's likely to show on the lower resolution output.

  • Can't move files - white circle with white line through it?

    OsX 10:4:10
    Suddenly I cannot move files from one drive to another, or from drive to desktop. Recently updated everything.
    White circle with white line through it appears.
    Network awaiting news footage. I'm stuck. What might this be?
    Any help would be most appreciated,
    Ben

    Hi megagram & dreed2,
    Thanks for staying with me on this.
    USB drive and errant file both have 'read and write' clicked. There is no 'ownership' choice in the info pop-up.
    Nor is there 'Ignore ownership on this volume' choice for the USB drive.
    I'm using an administrator account. I created a 'root' account, but it didn't seem to have any effect - didn't fix the problem. (I don't like messing around with 'root' account stuff.)
    I'm not running as a 'client in a Mac OSX Server environment'. Just as an 'admin' with the one tower and a rotating bunch of external drives (projects).
    I did a work-around for now ... shipped the 'unmoveable' file out to an ftp site (it would allow me to do this), and I haven't heard if the downloaded file is causing any problems on the other end (yet).
    If I come across a solution I'll post. It may have something weird to do with that funky drive (now returned to its owner), and me creating this particular file that same day as the funky drive was giving me problems. (Though the file was not ON the drive.)
    And the (almost new) computer did go down for a day last week ... would not reboot ... took it to the shop, nothing wrong with it, brought it home, it's been working fine ever since. Go figure.
    Thank you kindly for all your suggestions...
    Ben

  • Lines Missing from .eps file

    I genereate the inital image in AutoCAD, export it as an .eps file then format the image using Illustrator CS5. The files are then placed into an ExCel spreadsheet where the lines will not show up.
    When using Illustrator I change the stroke of all lines then drag the artboard edges closer to the object leaving a space around the object. After formatting the very most bottom line of my thumbnails will be missing. I've tried placing the objects at a different reference points in AutoCAD before exporting the file but this has not helped. When running CS3 I never had this problem.
    I'm a novice at using Illustrator so any thoughts or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

    Why bother with EPS for an Excel chart? Export it sufficiently high-res from AI as a PNG and be done with it.
    Mylenium

  • InDesign adding a white stroke around element in .EPS file after export

    I am trying to place an .EPS file over another image file (background is not white).  It does not matter in which manner I place, copy or insert the file.  Upon export to high quality .pdf (both interactive and print), there appears to be a while halo or stroke around one element in the .EPS file.  The .EPS file is a logo with a blue box and writing next to it.  The writing is fine, but the blue box has the stroke… so it is not the entire file element.  Very strange.  I have never seen this before and someone else testing the file does not have the same issue.  Any thoughts?

    A screen shot would be helpful....

  • WHITE LINES APPEARING ON PHOTOSHOP Cs6 LAYERS THAT PREVIOUSLY WERE NOT IN THE SAVE FILE -

    I Keep having this reoccuring problem today - white lines keep appearing attatched to certain & all layers in photoshop files that I have, the only solution that seems to get rid of them is to put a mask on the layer and mask the line away, these are appearing on text, smart objects & rastersized layers. They were not there when I previously saved the file and they should not be there now, I then went to open another file I had and white lines started to appear on the files. This is really frustrating because some of the website documents have alot of layers. I have attatched an example below, they only appear to be 1 pixel and can range up to 2500pixels wide and they overlap making the line look thicker sometimes. Any advise would be great, Thanks.

    Trevor,
    I had been thinking about a display issue too, but upon re-reading the post, it sounded like the artifact was consistant on each Image (different place for each, but then always the same place for THAT Image). I was about to inquire about the video driver, but the location aspect prompted me to forget that possibility - still, I could well be wrong, and you could be correct.
    We'll just to wait a bit, and see.
    In a worst-case, the OP could send me a PM (Personal Message), and I can provide my POP address, to have them attach an offending PSD to an e-mail. I would be glad to test it on my systems, to see if something jumps out. However, as Csuebelle asked, having the file posted, for many to explore it, would be better than just one of us trying to track down the culprit.
    I have encountered something similar, when I moved Layer Masks around in DVD Menus, and one was just a tad too small, revealing pixels that I intended to mask out - usually a DUH! moment for me, but easy to fix. Not sure if this is what we have, or something else? Often, what appears to be the same issue, looks like the same issue, is actually something totally different.
    Hunt

  • C309g Scanned files are saved as thick black lines and thin white lines

    Hi there,
    I am able to scan the documents and see them briefly in the HPScan software but once I have saved them (.pdf or .jpeg) and tried to open them in any application, all I get is a file that consists of thick black lines spaced out with thin white lines.  Therefore whatever I scan is useless as it cannot be viewed in any way.
    I am running Mac OSX Mavericks and have run all the updates and installed the latest drivers.  Originally I was unable to save anything but after perfroming the updates I was able to save the scans but it triggered the black and white lines.  The printer is connected to a network via Ethernet.
    I tried scanning a blank white page but the output file is the same with the black and white lines.
    Please help.

    Hi @Pooly ,
    I have sent you a private message. If you are not sure how to check your private messages then this post has instructions that will guide you through the process.
    Regards,
    George
    I work for HP

  • Saving large tiff files we see a lot of times the lines in the saved file that have either missing ( white) pixels or they appear as a black line across entire file or portion of it

    saving large tiff files we see a lot of times the lines in the saved file that have either missing ( white) pixels or they appear as a black line across entire file or portion of it

    Due to the current unavailability of clairvoyants and mind-readers in the forum, we respectfully request you supply sensible, complete details.
    BOILERPLATE TEXT:
    Note that this is boilerplate text.
    If you give complete and detailed information about your setup and the issue at hand,
    such as your platform (Mac or Win),
    exact versions of your OS, of Photoshop (not just "CS6", but something like CS6v.13.0.6) and of Bridge,
    your settings in Photoshop > Preference > Performance
    the type of file you were working on,
    machine specs, such as total installed RAM, scratch file HDs, total available HD space, video card specs, including total VRAM installed,
    what troubleshooting steps you have taken so far,
    what error message(s) you receive,
    if having issues opening raw files also the exact camera make and model that generated them,
    if you're having printing issues, indicate the exact make and model of your printer, paper size, image dimensions in pixels (so many pixels wide by so many pixels high). if going through a RIP, specify that too.
    A screen shot of your settings or of the image could be very helpful too,
    etc.,
    someone may be able to help you (not necessarily this poster, who is not a Windows user).
    Please read this FAQ for advice on how to ask your questions correctly for quicker and better answers:
    http://forums.adobe.com/thread/419981?tstart=0
    Thanks!

Maybe you are looking for