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    Indexed image

    I solved my problem by opening the files in Paint.Net, saving them as .png and then opening them in Photoshop. It seems that Photoshop isn't the best when it comes to indexed images. Thanksfor the input everybody.
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    Indexed image

    It can't be that, as the same picture but converted to rgb and saved again looks different in Windows Photo Viewer (the default program when you double click a picture in Windows). Here is the "after" image in Windows Photo Viewer...
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    Indexed image

    Thanks for your replies, and no, it's not the zoom... Here is a first example, where you can see the jagged edges because of the lack of transparency: http://img547.imageshack.us/img547/9020/androidexample.png Here is another example, a little bit stranger...
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    Indexed image

    Hi, I don't consider myself a Photoshop newbie, but this issue is really annoying to me and I'm seeking some answers/advice. So here it goes: I've got an indexed .png that I want to modify. Before I can do so, I have to set the mode to RGB, which I do. But when I do so, the image becomes...
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