Created attachment 93018 [details] PDF test case that it is rendered properly This was reported in https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=723261 ------------------------------------------ I created a simple pdf with alpha transparency and it looks fine in evince. However, I need to interact with adobe illustrator for work. When AI opens the pdf and saves it again, and then I load that pdf that was generated by AI in evince, then the transparency is broken. Everything looks opaque instead of transparent. However, I can open the pdf that is generated by AI in Foxit Reader (on a computer running windows) and it looks fine. Another workaround is if I save from AI as PDF1.3 instead of PDF1.7 then it works, but I would rather not have to do this. I am using Linux Mint 16 and the version of evince from the package manager (3.6.1 using cairo/poppler 0.24.1). I can provide more system details upon request. I have attached the original file (transparency.pdf) which looks fine. And I have attached the file that is produced by AI (transparency_fromai.pdf) which looks wrong in evince. I realize this is probably more of a bug in AI than it is in evince, but I would appreciate any suggestions for how I can open these PDF1.7 files in evince and view the transparency. ------------------------------------------ The problem is reproducible with poppler-glib and poppler-qt4-demo using the Arthur backend. The Splash backend renders the document correctly, as well as acroread.
Created attachment 93019 [details] PDF test case that transparency is not rendered as expected
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 91931 ***
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