BPanagakos
April 5th, 2010, 10:14 PM
Hey there, I couldn't find the answer to this on the forums or online anywhere, so I decided to register and ask.
I'm attempting to scan some lineart and paint in Painter IX, as I've always done for my artwork. It scans fine, but after I save it as a .riff and re-open it, the scanned image (and only the scanned image, other layers are fine) will have the bottom half covered by what looks like two distorted magenta and yellow rectangles.
I'm not sure if this is an issue with my scanner, or with Painter, but I'd like to see of anyone has any ideas or if anyone's encountered this before. From the looks of things it seems like it's an issue with the scanner, but I just scanned a new version of it, cropped the image around and pasted a portion of it on the other side, and the color distortion still appears in the same places as if the image had never been cropped at all, which just confuses me.
Any suggestions are definitely appreciated!
I'm attempting to scan some lineart and paint in Painter IX, as I've always done for my artwork. It scans fine, but after I save it as a .riff and re-open it, the scanned image (and only the scanned image, other layers are fine) will have the bottom half covered by what looks like two distorted magenta and yellow rectangles.
I'm not sure if this is an issue with my scanner, or with Painter, but I'd like to see of anyone has any ideas or if anyone's encountered this before. From the looks of things it seems like it's an issue with the scanner, but I just scanned a new version of it, cropped the image around and pasted a portion of it on the other side, and the color distortion still appears in the same places as if the image had never been cropped at all, which just confuses me.
Any suggestions are definitely appreciated!