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I just upgraded to the latest version of InDesign (2015.4) and when I opened a document I created minutes before the tiff files I had coloured blue and white are black. When I export the file as a PDF the tiffs look fine. I haven't done any changes on the programs preferences, just opened up the file.
I am using InDesign on a late 2013, 27" Imac with OSX 10.10.5
Screen grab from InDesign:
When exported as PDF:
Would really appreciate help on the annoying matter.
/Tomas
Hi everyone,
To all those who have reported the issue of Colorizing of 1-bit images not showing correctly in Preview modes, Adobe InDesign team acknowledges that it is indeed an issue in this ID release and we would like to let you know that the team has already identified a fix for it.
The Colorization of these images is shown correctly in OverPrint Preview mode/changing Proof Colors/switching to Working CMYK Preview. Printing to PDF works correctly as well. So please continue to use these workar
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Same here, another very annoying surprise in the latest update.
Checking proof colors or switch to working cmyk did the trick however this should not be necessary.
GPU mode should be enabled to all users, I am sure the majority of ID users are not using Hidpi screens but would really benefit from speed.
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Hi everyone,
To all those who have reported the issue of Colorizing of 1-bit images not showing correctly in Preview modes, Adobe InDesign team acknowledges that it is indeed an issue in this ID release and we would like to let you know that the team has already identified a fix for it.
The Colorization of these images is shown correctly in OverPrint Preview mode/changing Proof Colors/switching to Working CMYK Preview. Printing to PDF works correctly as well. So please continue to use these workarounds till the time we make the fix available to you.
Thanks,
Ravi Kiran
Adobe InDesign team
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The problem is that this is not only the matter of preview. I cannot colorize 1-bit images any more. All stencils (no gradient, solid ones!) are greyed out! Exactly the same that were used by my on the previous version of Indesign. Have to send the typeset book (created under the pre-udated version, re-opened to apply the corrections under new version) to the printing house today, all my work is frozen. It is a huge bug. Please help! Cannot change the greyness of the 1-bit images throughout the whole book... (see the picture, this is Indesign 2015.4 / PL / Windows 10 64-bit).
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Hm. I see that the widget for stroke color is selected.
That cannot work since you can only color a 1-bit tiff image with a fill.
You cannot set the stroke for a placed image:
Instead use the widget for the fill color:
( Don't panic. We will sort this out. )
Regards,
Uwe
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Ooops, you are right, I was so panicked by the black previews of the 1-bit colorized bitmaps that I didn't noticed that. Thanks.
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Any idea when this will be fixed?
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Thank you! Any idea when this fix will happen? Making work pretty hard as I now have to print out designs to see what they will look like!
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Hi Ravi –
When is the fix and update happening? It has been more than a month. All the work-arounds you identify in your post – except for printing – does not work as can be seen in attached screenshot where all view settings had been changed as per your instrcution. This is really frustratingto have to keep paying for this product when it doesn't work as it is supposed to!
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Hi Karien,
what is the applied color in your sample you are showing?
What type is the placed image of?
TIFF, JPEG, ??
Thanks,
Uwe
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Hi Uwe – it is a greyscale psd. No layers. 15% black applied to content in Indesign. Multiply effect (object underneath is 8% black)
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Grayscale? Then it's a different bug, if it's a bug.
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Eish.. Well, this is a document that was originated last year – when everything displayed perfectly. I just tested it by creating a new document and placing another greyscale image and applying 15% black to the content. Same problem. It prints fine and exports fine. Just preview problem. Which makes design work virtually impossible without having to spend time to print/export.
It is really frustrating! When can we as customers expect Adobe to fix this?
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Turn on overprint preview.
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Uh, yes I did – perhaps read properly before offering advice?
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Well you certainly know how to win over people with your charm, don't you?
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Hi Karien,
can you post a side-by-side comparison of e.g. InDesign CC 2014.2 and CC 2015.4 showing the same page with Overprint Preview enabled?
Thanks,
Uwe
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Uwe, I cannot as i have updated Indesign. Is this not the developers' job?
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karienvdw wrote:
Uwe, I cannot as i have updated Indesign. Is this not the developers' job?
I'd like to test that.
Could you send me a link by personal message to a stripped down InDesign document—one page is enough—together with the PhotoShop file zipped together? Maybe I can find out what one can do against the issue as a workaround…
Thanks,
Uwe
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Ah!
Thank you Rob for detecting that other bug.
And showing the reasons. Wow.
Thanks,
Uwe
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Grayscale? Then it's a different bug, if it's a bug.
Uwe, it does look like a different bug that exists in 2014 and later but not CS6. This what I'm seeing:
A built black swatch
The default [Black]
CS6
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I didn't think you could ever apply a swatch to a grayscale PSD. Only TIFFs.
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Well you can! Have been doing it for some years now Only now Adobe broke the preview of the function :z
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If I'm reading you correctly, you're placing a flat grayscale PSD in InDesign and applying swatches to either or both the art itself and the frame.
Seems to work for me with current CC. Both of the below images have been coloured with swatches in IND. Works in any screen mode. I actually didn't know this was possible and have often used bitmaps (which are the original issue of this thread). Thanks for the tip. Hope it's working for you too.
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I think, the point is using color [Black] vs. a user defined Black with or without a tint.
As I understand it, that is what Rob is describing. And it is a different bug as the one giving this thread its title.
Regards,
Uwe