The solid color may be because you're sampling the color of the layer in photoshop, rather than the anti-aliased image as in Flash. Could you try exporting from photoshop as a jpeg-- that way you would at least see what's happening in the compression?
> I'm working on a project that includes a number of panels upon which are > images. > > These images have been imported from photoshop. > > The images are basically cut out from a solid background and have a > crude border around them. > > The panel background is a solid colour. > > If you are looking well enough, the edges of the images can be seen. > > Looking in the photoshop document, the edges of the images cannot be > seen against the background (which is on a seperate layer). > > Colour sampling in photoshop of the solid panel background shows a solid > colour. Doing the same around the edges of the images shows that the > colour does vary. > > Because of the variation in colour I would expect a bit of an edge to be > visible, but I can't detect it in photoshop. > > It's possible that some of these assets were loaded into flash with some > compression - I'll need to investigate, but I'm wondering if I'm on a > hiding to nothing trying to eradicate this faint edge around the assets. > > Anyone else come up against this? First time for it to be an issue for me. _______________________________________________ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
