CS6 brush become pixelated?

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• Why my brushes in photoshop cs6 suddenly become pixelated?

  I was working on photoshop, someday and I OWCsted my monitor before and all of a sudden all of the brushes have become pixelated. I tried using paint, Flash and Illustrator and it doesn't seem to be anything wrong with my monitor, just something wrong with photoshop. Brushes all look like they are guns or something when they are supposed to be smooth.

  Here is a screenshot of the different used brushes (soft and hard brushes)

  

  Help? Please?

  Check the mode of merger on the Brush tool - it looks like you put to dissolve and I forgot that you made this change.

• Brush becomes a cross!

  Recently, I had a problem with CS6 when it worked for an hour or two. The brush becomes a cross, and I have to restart my laptop before correction! See here (my small JPEG is not be accepted as it appears to be not allowed!):

  https://DL.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40828105/PS%20Problem.jpg

  Alex

  Turn off capslock

• "Back" button and the buttons Add on becoming pixelated.

  I noticed that my back button and my addons button in the upper right corner becomes pixelated.
  Here is a picture of what I see, this alone, it disappears if I open firefox safe mode.

  Image 1 - "back" button: http://i.imgur.com/PCc1iQI.png
  Image 2 - button "return": http://i.imgur.com/QKGefck.png
  Picture 3 - button Add-on: http://i.imgur.com/KLczXIp.png

  Image 3 the gradient does not stand still, but it shows scan lines expanded in the background of the add-on of LastPass.

  Try disabling hardware acceleration in Firefox.

  • Tools > Options > advanced > General > Browsing: "use hardware acceleration when available.
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes
  • https://hacks.Mozilla.org/2010/09/hardware-acceleration/

• Place. File HAVE with text becomes pixelated + unnecessary layers

  Hey all,.

  I place often. Files HAVE in others. Files HAVE. I recently noticed that the text in placed files will sometimes become pixelated (become a form instead of text). Sometimes it's just one of the letters which becomes pixelated and the rest remains editable.

  In addition, there often a lot of unnecessary layers that come with the file then. The original file has a layer that contains a few groups, but after I place it will have 3 or 4 layers before you get to any of the groups. Any help?

  (With the help of Adobe Illustrator CC) (Place the.) HAVE as not linked or embedded)

  When you place a file HAVE you do not place the part of the file, but the PDF file. In the PDF effects are flattened, the text might get expanded (which depends on).

  Please see this on the file HAVE:

  This mysterious does Illustrator - saving files on Vimeo

• During text export JPEG becomes pixelated when printed

  I created a few art text in Illustrator I want to print as a poster. Whenever I have save the file as PDF (300 DPI) and print it myself the text will appear crispy with no pixelation. However, I want to post it to 18 x 24, that I can't do with my basic printer so when I print I print only part of the picture, but whatever lines are perfectly clear.

  I would be fine with leaving in PDF format, however, I have noticed most all plants ask a JPEG file for prints, which I can't understand because based on what I've read online, JPEG files automatically reduce the quality. Whenever I have the same export to JPEG (300 DPI) the text becomes pixelated.

  Is there anyway I can export this file to JPEG and not lose quality?

  If your document is set up at the scale 1:1 to the final output size then jpeg 300 dpi should look ok, as long as you choose 'export' in the menu file, DO NOT use the backup for web option, which will be released at 72 dpi.

  Make sure that you "the installation document" is 1:1 scale in the right units. so do 18 x 24 and make sure that your text is the size you want in this area.

  then choose file - export

  Choose jpeg

  then in the next window that appears, make sure that you choose at least 300 dpi (it may be higher if your computer has enough ram etc in order to treat her)

  ID choose the RGB color model if you print on the type of place that requires a jpeg file. and make sure that the "quality" slider is completely to the right for best quality compression.

  If its really not workign out, then you can try sending them a TIFF instead, which usually have compression artifacts (you can zip to reduce the size of the file after you save it)

  copy shops more low effort can usually work with tif or jpeg if they avoid pdf for some reason any.

• I started editing in 720 p, that's why all my shots are zoomed. And now, when I changed it to 1080 p, it becomes pixelated.

  I made a very tragic mistake. I started editing in 720 p, that's why all my shots are zoomed. And now, when I changed it to 1080 p, it becomes pixelated.what can I do? Is it possible to fix it? or do I have to re - edit the entire thing yet...

  Hi Please help me for my presentation! Really enjoyed

  [title published by mod]

  You should probably uncheck you scale to the size of the image.

• The brush becomes cross on its own and I can't get it back to normal brush.

  The brush becomes cross on its own.  I can't change back.  I tried the reset tool.  I went into editing, preferences, cursor.  I tried to restart the Psalm: sometimes it works, and sometimes it isn't.  It's driving me crazy!

  Is your caps lock on?  If so, turn it off.

• How to choose a square Brush tool in CS6 brush?  Sorry if it's a simple question, but nothing has never been easy for me in Photoshop.

  How to choose a square Brush tool in CS6 brush?  Sorry if it's a simple question, but nothing has never been easy for me in Photoshop.

  Not sure CS6 about, but I know that CC has brushes square by default under all of the predefined settings. See catch with the toolbar options below:

  

  I don't think that hardness can be adjusted either so be aware of this.

• Smart objects become pixelated when re-scaling?

  I have Photoshop CS5.5 running on Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. When I place the vector objects in Illustrator and then go to re - the scale of their they become pixelated. I check the box anti-aliasing before committing the place, but they still Pixelize when re-scaling.

  Here is a screenshot to illustrate what I mean...

  

  You use the tool move or edit > Free transform to scale?

  Does make a difference if you use Edition > free transform with verified anti-aliasing?

  Also in photoshop Edit > Preferences > general check that the Interpolation of the Image is set to bicubic.

  

  

• PS CS6 brush does not circle around (it is not on Caps Lock)

  There is some sort of Bug when I try to use the brush in a small size, that's ok as 40px. But when it becomes more than that it shows not the border or anything like that.

  If I press SHIFT lock that appears a sign +. If I pressed caps lock shift again it does not matter, still that this symbol. Something seems also an arrows of normal mice with a small set of menu "sandwich".

  The strange thing of must, is that when it is small than 40px.

  I already rebooted the computer (iMac lion) and I also restart Photoshop holding 'cmd + alt + ctrl + shift' and delete all the parameters passed.

  Has anyone ever had this problem?

  Someone has an idea?

  Thank you!

  Murilo

  It is a problem with some graphics cards. The brush will disappear on large brushes of sizes. I can't remember if this has been fixed in later updates of the CS6, but make sure that you use the last update for CS6 and that your graphics driver is up to date.

• How can I get Adobe InDesign CS6 export not pixelated png?

  I have a problem exporting png from Adobe Indesign. The problem is that they become very pixelated, once they have been exported in PNG. However, when I export to JPEG, there is no pixelation, they look perfect! Does anyone else have this problem?

  I need to export in png because some pages have effects of transparency, which does not support JPEG.

  Is this a bug in Adobe InDesign CS6? Can I change a configuration option?

  Below, I've provided sample screenshots JPEG and PNG files, as well as the export settings I used.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

  

  Have you tried to save your file .psd in pdf format, which put in Indesign, and then export in PNG?

• Brushes bristle pixelated in situs against the importation of "smooth" areas under the objectives of Photoshop

  Sorry about the title of long breath on this point. When I need a contour softened in some parts of an illustration, the gradient mesh option is much too long for me.  No doubt some of you can work the stitch quickly but I think it's a bit of a drag!  When the bristles brushes came, I thought this would be the answer to my problem.  The brushes look great and work just fine.  But when I want to save the file, Adobe advises to rasterize the brushes. Now these areas 'smooth' could have been made in Photoshop and saved out as 'bits' in tif format. Indeed, these special small ares could even be retouched. My client still wants my vector illustrations in the form of PDF files. The funny thing is, if I simply vectorize small parts of my illustration Illustrator, he was still classified as a vector file. If, however, he became an Illustrator file with embedded targets, oddly, looks like 'cheating '.  I'd love to hear your lives on this point, the people.  Thank you in advance.

  I could have created mixtures, but why bother when the blur effect does the job?

  Because often, you really don't want the work to entirely made up of vector traces. In addition, because you have more control over the shape of highlighting / shading and possibility of edit, refine, reshape when you want without restarting and without loss of quality.

  This is where it becomes a question of jurisdiction. For example: while programs like Illustrator has started playing with on-the-fly generated pixelation effects - and even more before long of gradient mesh - Corel Draw (version 8, I think that it is) a photo-realistic vector near Judy Garland of drawing on the cover of his book featured. (It was actually a winner in a contest of Corel). You will find countless examples of this kind of thing that goes back decades and containing nothing else than traces (using graduates and mixes for shading).

  For example, these are completely degraded to focused on the mixture of vector employing no pixelation (effects in live or not) at all:

  

  

  Because these things are applied programmatically, they are build-once /-unlimited use.

  These two images are an example of the variety of raster/vector 'hybrid' (rasterize live effects applied to tracks). They are actually two instances of the drawing "even". The first was done as an experimental demonstration in answer to a question in this forum to draw clouds. The second was a modification of the same file in response to a thread later on drawing of lightning.

  

  

  I didn't not redraw the clouds in the second example. I just modified the. In other words, even if the final result depends on the pixelation effects (blur), these effects are applied, removed and re - apply automatically on-the-fly that I change the underlying traces. I can scale, reorganize, re - stack, recolor, duplicate, reshape these clouds * objects *- and even change the settings of pixelation - without degradation of re-rasterization of the final output.

  This example is the same kind of effects at the level of the raster object to a little bit of the extreme:

  
  The truck was designed entirely as traces in Xara Xtreme (now called Xara Designer Pro). But the vast majority of the thousands of individual paths also have dynamic to the level of objects and rasterized transparency blur (what Xara interface labels feather) applied. It's primary application-to-watchmaking of Xara. Many cases of effects of rasterization in a single Illustrator file would stifle the performance. But I can edit this drawing in real-time in Xara, almost imperceptible performance promptly.

  So in this example, I have the advantages of both worlds: the versatility, scalability, control form and editability traces - and easy quick access to apply graduated frame of transparency (as opposed to mixtures, even if the design has a lot of mixes, too, and even some mixtures in flag).

  JET

• QuickTime h.264 first CS6 comes out pixelated and low quality

  I'm working on iMac OS X 10.7.5, trying to export to quicktime square pixels video h.264 1080 p 24 fps first CS6, but the video comes out pixelated and of poor quality. Help, please!

  Thank you all so much for your help! I finally managed to get a good export with the following parameters:

  Format: QuickTime

  Screening: Custom, 1920 x 1080, 24 fps, progressive, quality 100, H.264, target 6 Mbit/s, 6 Mbit/s AAC Max, 48 kHz, stereo

  Go to maximum depth, 24-bit

  Advanced settings: key frame all 72 images

  Bitrate settings: Limit date rate to Kbps 6 000

  Use the maximum Render quality

  The only thing that so I was missing before with mediocrity, output was tick the box "key fits all 72 images."

• When using a brush in Photoshop CS6 brushes "encompassing" flickers black. 15 "Macbook Pro with the retina, end of 2013

  The brush itself doesn't have to be great as long as it's the pixel size goes, he comes to the displays on the screen. Here is a screenshot of the show that goes to the pixel grid zoom scale.

  http://youtu.be/aFfOt5AIel8

  The screenshot is not very smooth, and what you see is only the images that he caught. The question is much worse than that and is very difficult to use for digital painting photoshop. This happens with all the tools of type "brush", as the clone stamp.

  How can I fix it? I searched different forums and am yet to find an answer.

  After unchecking "Use graphics processor", quit Photoshop and re-open and check again.  Alternatively, you can try to boot mode safe (which will also disable the graphic processor).  To return to 13.0, unfortunately the only way I know how is to uninstall Photoshop and reinstall, but it isn't as long process and retains all of your settings.

  That said, these are just two alternatives - if the graphics processor is disabled, performance will suffer significantly in Photoshop.  If go back you to 13.0, performance is acceptable, but you don't have support of the retina.  Apple referred me to Adobe on this matter, and as I saw no graphical problems in other programs (including Lightroom), I tend to believe it's a matter of Photoshop.