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I have created a design mainly using dingbat fonts in Photoshop CS2 and want to save it (I think as a TIFF) for use in InDesign CS5.

I have tried but when I 'place' to TIFF image in InDesign the quality looks terrible, can someone please advice on what i might be doing wrong?

The documnet has been created as 600dpi, A5 so 21cm x 14.8cm and I have the colour set for CMYK.

When I'm saving the file I'm offered TIFF options, including image compression, for which I have chosen JPG and Maximum quality 12, I've attached a screenshot of the TIFF options.

As I say any help you can provide who be greatly appreciated, the design if for a brochure and it needs to be as clear as the software will allow.

Regards

Ash

<blockquote data-quote="Acknowledged74" data-source="post: 134730" data-attributes="member: 53494">Hi&nbsp;I&nbsp; have created a design mainly using dingbat fonts in Photoshop CS2 and&nbsp; want to save it (I think as a TIFF) for use in InDesign CS5.&nbsp;I&nbsp; have tried but when I &#039;place&#039; to TIFF image in InDesign the quality&nbsp; looks terrible, can someone please advice on what i might be doing&nbsp; wrong?&nbsp;The documnet has been created as 600dpi, A5 so 21cm x 14.8cm and I have the colour set for CMYK.&nbsp;When&nbsp; I&#039;m saving the file I&#039;m offered TIFF options, including image&nbsp; compression, for which I have chosen JPG and Maximum quality 12, I&#039;ve&nbsp; attached a screenshot of the TIFF options.&nbsp;As&nbsp; I say any help you can provide who be greatly appreciated, the design&nbsp; if for a brochure and it needs to be as clear as the software will&nbsp; allow.&nbsp;Regards&nbsp;Ash</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Acknowledged74, post: 134730, member: 53494"] [B]Hi[/B] I have created a design mainly using dingbat fonts in Photoshop CS2 and want to save it (I think as a TIFF) for use in InDesign CS5. I have tried but when I 'place' to TIFF image in InDesign the quality looks terrible, can someone please advice on what i might be doing wrong? The documnet has been created as 600dpi, A5 so 21cm x 14.8cm and I have the colour set for CMYK. When I'm saving the file I'm offered TIFF options, including image compression, for which I have chosen JPG and Maximum quality 12, I've attached a screenshot of the TIFF options. As I say any help you can provide who be greatly appreciated, the design if for a brochure and it needs to be as clear as the software will allow. Regards Ash [/QUOTE]

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