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Few reasons this could happen.
One (as mentioned already), the image might have an incorrrect output profile attached to it, which re-renders the pixel information
The other could be that the image was saved with a transfer function attached to it ( A curve applied at print-level to correct for print colour differences).
When saving as EPS from Photoshop, don't tick Include Transfer or Halftone functions.
If you're using InDesign as your page layout application, save the files in native Photoshop or PDP (Photoshop PDF) format.
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