I've inserted a PDF underlay that looks washed out in Modelspace. In a Paperspace viewport it looks fine. I thought it might be a transparency issue. Transparency for the layer was 0. I; changed the object transparency to 0, checked the contrast was 100 and the fade was 0, even set a different color for the layer. Nothing improved the look of the PDF in Modelspace
If I go to Modelspace through the layout. It still looks fine. But if I maximize the viewport, It will be washed out. This may be a known issue. I rarely attache color PDF's. I have the original Orthos as JP2 files. I need the PDF for additions by others. It will work since I'm plottng from Paperspace. But it looks weird while drafting my additional work.
Allen Jessup
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I wonder if it is related to this post Allen.
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/civil-3d-forum/aerial-images-seem-transparent/td-p/8063024
It might be. But I can't get the hotfix to install.
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/civil-3d-forum/aerial-images-seem-transparent/m-p/8085201#M374605
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It isn't that problem because I inserted the same aerials covering that area and they look fine in modelspace.
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Allen,
Can you save the PDF as an image, and does the same washout happen?
Change your modelspace background color to white.
@wlewis I'll give it a try. But at this point I've abandoned the PDF and brought in the original aerials. I duplicated the little work that had already been done and have the preliminary plot we need for the submission on Monday.
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@tcorey That does it. But if I have to set my background to white just to see it correctly. I'll stick with using Raster Images. Do you know why this happens. I do see that white background for titles and legends appear black. I'm guessing it reads pure white "background color".
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