Hello, friend…
Take a photo with a digital camera. Open it in photoshop without use another program
Verify if have the bar code too…
After, write again…
hi gustavo: this condition is also happening in areas that are not photographs.
thank you
martin
Smoothmoon,
I just told to you see in image with digital cameras, because i dont remember, for example what digimarc does in an image….
In other words, I told this could be a watermark, but now I dont think so….
"layer that cannot see" —> I would discart. I do not think could be… Do you have other programs which work with photos??? They display the bar codes too??? or only photoshop does????
Waiting….
I have the same problem and it’s driving me nuts. The barcode appear when I add layers or click on the image. It’s different colors and appears and reappears if I click somewhere else in the image.
Karla,
That sounds like a video card problem. As a diagnostic, try turning down hardware acceleration to zero. If that helps, you definitely need an updated video driver.
Methinks it’s vid card hardware or memory Len… doesn’t sound like a driver error.
Chris Cox – 01:17pm Feb 7, 2003 Pacific (#7 of 15)
If you zoom in and they go away, it’s probably the video card.
If you zoom in and out and they change, it’s probably bad RAM.
If the image looks fine, you save it, then reload it and it’s corrupted – then it’s probably the hard disk.
in answer to gustavo’s suggestion, i did upgrade my canon imagebrowser software recently, around that same time this problem began. karla, do you have similar software?
additionally, there are conditions where i can actually see the pattern in my little preview screen below the file listing, but when i open the image into photoshop i can’t see it.
with regard to zooming in and out, when i zoom either way it will change from line to dash, but keeping the same overall line pattern. if i zoom way in, it disappears.
with regard to what i said in the previous message about my imagebrowser, i have checked the original photo images and don’t seem to see anything. however, these do seem to be stealth patterns. is there actually something about invisible layers?
there is one file where a barcode pattern appeared, it overlapped the photo and text areas of the overall image (in other words it appears partially on top of the photo and partially below it). that was a .psd file. when we flattened it and saved it as .jpg, it changed location on the image, moved away from the photo, and also changed to a series of very short vertical dashes.
did you read my post? the stuff i quoted from chris cox is from an adobe engineer.
hi dave: yes i did read your note. thank you. you can see what happened above in my reply no. 8. but basically both happened. when i zoomed way in, it did disappear but i didn’t know if that was just because of the smaller scale or because of the problems mentioned. when i zoomed out the image did change, but i think that was just because of the change in pixel size.
does ram actually go bad? i have had this computer for about a year without problems.
does ram actually go bad?
yup.
