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In Design Print Quality (images)

Asked by SStory in Adobe InDesign Publishing Software

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I have ID CS4 and Photoshop CS2. This my first book layout. I have some images that were color, I made the black and white in Photoshop, saved as TIFS and imported to ID. I placed them. They look fine on screen, but print terribly to my printer (Samsung CLP-315). Now I can output to a PDF and it prints a nice B&W image.

How do I know what it will look like on the press? Does anyone know why this is happening? How to make it print as good in ID as in the PDF it generates?

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In Design Print Quality (images)

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