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• When I copy and paste into my Corel Draw, the image is distorted with the cutting tool

  Original title: the cutting tool false image

  I used snipping too long without problem.  Now all of a sudden (only when I copy and paste into my Corel Draw) the image is distorted.  I use windows 7 64-bit.

  Hi Diana,

  1 have you ever done any recent hardware or exchange of software on your computer before the show?

  2 have you tried to check the issue with another application?

  3. what files are copy you / paste in Corel Draw, using the cutting tool?

  If the problem is specific to Corel application, then I suggest you to contact the Corel Support for assistance.

  Corel communities:

  http://www.Corel.com/Corel/pages/index.jsp?PgId=800085

  Supported Corel:

  http://www.Corel.com/Corel/pages/index.jsp?PgId=800170

  For reference:

  The cutting tool: frequently asked questions: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows7/snipping-tool-frequently-asked-questions

   

  Snipping Tool to capture screen shots:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/use-Snipping-Tool-to-capture-screen-shots 

  I hope this helps.

• When I build any title to a photoshop image, the image is lost by leaving the title Panel

  When I build any title to a photoshop image, the image is lost by leaving the title Panel

  The titration module shows the background image that relates to the position of ICT on the timeline, as you work on the title, but the title itself is an independent image.  You need to position the new track title on a video track above the existing image composite, both together.

• Problem: CS4 - opening several tabs - when I move/zoom an image rest go too

  Hi I have a problem with CS4. I use tabs. So I have several images upward at the same time and when I Zoom or move my canvas it seems to affect the rest of my documents to tabs open as well. It seems I have a checked option where it would say something like 'match zoom locations on the documents of all tabs' but it's hypothetical, because I can't find this option!

  All this experience or is at - it an option to disable this option? Thanks for your help!

  Concerning

  Andy

  When the move / Zoom / rotation tool is active, disable it move/Zoom/rotate all windows option in the top toolbar.

  Mylenium

• Photoshop images are not displayed hardware - tiled and lines distort image.

  Just downloaded CS4 design standard. Photoshop images are tiled-look like a test pattern. Is this a problem installation or a compatibility issue?

  Updated for CS3 which had no problem.

  As long as you have downloaded the latest drivers from the Web of ATI site and installed them, then you have installed the driver properly. If you used another method, then your driver is probably still out of date or simply broken.

  If you have installed the latest driver, then, as Chris has said, there is probably a bug in the driver and you'll want to disable OpenGL drawing. See the "Troubleshooting" section GPU and features of OpenGL and Limitations in Photoshop CS4 for more information.

• Colors and tones move when flatten image

  From time to time some pictures moving colors or tones when the layers are merged. The picture becomes a little washed out. I did a search on Google and on the Adobe Forum and found out that it is not uncommon, it has to do with interpolations and adjustment layers found when zoom you back for example 25% or 50% for example. When the image is flatten to actual pixels (100% zoom) there is no change.

  The problem is that if you treat according to a high resolution image, it is impossible to do to zoom 100% all the time. It is necessary to zoom out to see the entire photo.

  I was wondering if there is a way to reduce this time lag or how to avoid it in some way without being stuck at 100% zoom. Most of the time, that the change does not affect the results, but sometimes it does.

  I m using Photoshop CC, Windows 7 SP1 64 bit, 16 GB, Geforce GTX960 (all drivers up to date). Color settings: general use in 2 North America. 'Use Graphics Processor' is the on mode / drawing: Advanced.

  Really thanks

  Jorge Sato

  You can set Cache levels to 1 in the preferences. In this way all the previews of adjustment are based on the complete image data, and you won't see any change.

  Apparently, this will cause a drop in performance, but so far the test it here I have not seen any problems. Probably depends on the size of your devices and file.

  Other than that, this is where a 4 K display is very convenient. 100% here shows SMBS camera files almost entirely, or at least cover enough to get a better impression.

• cut image photoshop image pasted - garbage

  When I insert into a JPEG in photoshop, everything seems perfect. When I saw a part of the photo to copy / paste into a page of Illustrator, the resulting image is distorted, cut into segments unusable. It is the first time that this has happened. Any suggestions?

  

  This happens with every image?

• When I try to distort large layers the area becomes is full of lines and symbols (and the layer I'm deformation is no longer visible) OR the lines move without the layer move at all.  In both cases, the results of the movements are visible only after

  When I try to distort large layers the area becomes is full of lines and symbols (and the layer I'm deformation is no longer visible) OR the lines move without the layer move at all.  In both cases, the results of movements are seen that when you hit enter.  Images and layers are big enough.  fight 1 GB.  I have a lot of memory and using 4 GB or RAM. on mac.  Any ideas how to fix?

  Thank you

  Could you please post screenshots to illustrate the problem?

  Not turning off"use graphics processor" in the Performance preference and restarting Photoshop have a bearing on the issue.

• Icons and images are distorted. Only happens in firefox. The reset does not help.

  Hey there,

  So today when I opened Firefox, this is what she looked like. Icons and images are distorted. Text is fine, the scrolling is fine. And this only happens in Firefox (i.e. other programs on my computer, including other browsers are fine).

  No idea what it is and how to fix it?

  Thank you.

  Try disabling graphics hardware acceleration. As this feature has been added to Firefox, it has gradually improved, but there are still some problems.

  You will need to restart Firefox before this takes effect so save any work first (e.g. you compose mail, documents online that you are editing, etc.).

  Then perform the following steps:

  1. Click the menu button

     

     then select the Options under Windows or Preferences on Mac or Linux.

  2. Select the Advanced Panel, then on the general tab.
  3. Uncheck the use hardware acceleration when available.
  4. Restart Firefox and see if the problems persist.

  This solve your problems? Please report to us!

  If the problem is resolved, you should check the updates for your graphics driver by following the steps in these articles in the knowledge base:

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  Thank you.

• I perminantly deleted a photoshop image.

  I perminantly deleted a photoshop image, I've restored but it is empty, how can I get it back?  I'm not too computer wise when it comes to these things.  Thank you

  Hello

  You can try the suggestions in the link and check if it helps:

  Recover lost or deleted files

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/recover-lost-or-deleted-files

  Because the problem is with the Photoshop image, I suggest you to send your query to the Photoshop forum for assistance:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/community/Photoshop

• Clear Image Zoom vs. Digital Zoom precision, what is the difference?

  What is the difference between a clear picture of the HX300 and HX50 zoom I'm considering the purchase compared to the precision digital zoom of my current HX9v? It is just a marketing term, or is there a real difference? Is there a difference, what is it, and it translates into better image quality?

  TIA

  Here are the definitions of optical zoom, digital zoom of a clear picture and precision digital zoom. In short, for the zoom digital best picture quality clear picture has a data base of models, he may return to the and create new pixels for better image quality than the digital precision zoom which is basically just crop in.

  Optical zoom: true zoom, using the optical quality remains the same and the full resolution of the camera can be used on the enlarged image.

  Zoom digital picture: processor compares patterns found in adjacent pixels and creates new pixels to match the selected reasons, resulting in more realistic images and better

  Digital precision zoom: enlarges all image sizes according to the zoom scale total about 64 x, including the optics x 16. Note, however, that the quality of the image degrades when the optical zoom scale is exceeded.

• images get distorted in Firefox

  When I browse the internet in the latest version of Firefox sometimes images get distorted without fully load. Is - this bug in firefox or Windows

  Hello Rahul,

  (1) did you check the problem with Internet Explorer?

  (2) is specific to a particular Web site question?

  If the problem only occurs with Firefox, I suggest you to contact Firefox support for more information.

  http://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/new

  If you have questions related to Windows, feel free to post. We're here to help.

• Variance between Lightroom and Photoshop image

  I often export my work from Lightroom for retouching in Photoshop.  When the image opens in Photoshop, it is not as bright and vibrant as the image view in Lightroom.  I have nothing in Photoshop can restore the image to its counterpart in Lightroom.

  I am running Windows 10 and Adobe CC 2015.5.  My screen is a 24 "LED-backlit Dell U2413, calibrated with Spyder5pro. I export images from Lightroom to matte printing paper as sRGB as JPEG with a quality set at 100 and the resolution to 300.

  If I find the image exported to any other viewing application, Lightroom Jpeg seems well.  It doesn't seem bad until it hits Photoshop.  I have not even to save in Photoshop. It looks like offshore as soon as it opens.  Is there a setting in Photoshop I'm wrong I don't understand or know?

  I'll try to include a screenshot of the two for a side-by-side comparison.

  

  When Lightroom and Photoshop the colors do not match, it is usually caused by a defective monitor profile.

  Did you upgrade to Windows 10? If so, have you done a calibration since the upgrade?

  Windows 10 is known to install the manufacturer monitor profiles, which tend to be of poor quality and will replace all current profile.

  It is also possible that a profile you created by calibration can be damaged.

  As your monitor seems to be a wide range (which means about Adobe RGB), try to set the monitor in Adobe RGB profile.

  Press the Windows key + R, type colorcpl in the box and press ENTER.

  This will open the color management dialog box, and you can now see what profile is set as the default, which will tell you if Windows has replaced the original profile, or if your calibrated profile is always default.

  Now follow the instructions in the screenshots below, and make sure you check out use my settings for this device.

  If this solves the problem. re - calibrate with your Spyder.

  

• When an image is in several catalogs and I make a change to it in a cat it is not recognized by other

  Now that I'm on a Mac, it seems that when an image is in several catalogs and I make a change to it in a cat it is not recognized by the other.  Everything was stored in an attached file on the PC. The Mac version does not seem to do that. Is there a work around for this? Last thing I want to do, is work on an image in LR and find all of this work is to specific catalog.

  Check the option in the settings dialog box of the LR catalog for "automatic writing changes to XMP. This way all of your actual changes are written in an XMP Sidecar file and can be read by other catalogs, you could use.

  But ultimately you do yourself a favor by using more than one catalog. The whole point behind LR is to have all the images in one catalog on your main computer. Of course, it is find to use one second, another catalog on another computer, such as a laptop, you take on the twigs and then merge this another catalog in your main catalog when you return from the shoot.

  Import of catalog "Julieanne Kost's Blog

  Export a catalog | Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC tutorials

  And the series by Julieanne Kost.

  Julieanne Kost, Director Digital Imaging Evangelist, Adobe Systems, Inc.

• Photoshop Image Processor resize due to permissions error

  Hi all

  I'm trying to resize a batch of images in adobe bridge via the Photoshop image processor, and whenever I did, all my images produce this error message:

  ", I am unable to create a file in this folder. Please check your access rights to this location"followed by the path to the location of the file.  I do this on a computer at school, if while I'm not owner, I did not have permission to write files. All my permissions check out when I go to "Get Info" on the record, in that I'm trying to save the images, and the file is unlocked.

  I found a similar position, but the solution was not relevant for OS X Yosemite, so I could not apply it. Here is the link to this one:

  "Cannot create a file in this folder."

  I hope you can help me,

  Anja

  If you put all the images in a folder and to select them in the image processor, it should work. You will also need to choose a folder where you want the saved processed images, assuming you want a different from the original ones.