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Indesign Photo box discolouring background

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Dec 19, 2016 Dec 19, 2016

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I'm creating some point of sale material. I have photographed the product and cut it out with a layer mask in Photoshop. Adding it to the in design file and it looks perfect.  As below.

How ever, when i print it the rectangle frame discolours whats the background colour. as below.

I have tried save the image file as psd and a png both have the same effect.

i have 10 different products to do. any one know how to fix this?

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Dec 19, 2016 Dec 19, 2016

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The article that Eugene posted has 2 workarounds: "Print as Image" or "Rasterize all Elements through Transparency Flattener". Personally, I like the "Print as Image" method, it can be done with one step.

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For offset printing, it is not an issue as it will show up correctly. Another thing is for any kind of digital printing. I have found a sloution for myself. I use the transparency layer mask as you do also, but I add also a clipping path outside the transition area where complete transparency should be, so I have both, a path for digital printing, which cuts away any transparency and transparncy which makes the soft transition to look better.

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Dec 20, 2016 Dec 20, 2016

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What printer? Does it have a separate controller/RIP/DFE (Fiery etc), and if so, which?

Is the blue a spot colour swatch? If so, unless it will actually be printed on the press as an extra ink, it's best to keep to process swatches.

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