White Lines appear on Images in Adobe Photoshop CS3
Recently discover that on three different computers, while editing images in Adobe Photoshop CS3, white lines would appear on some of the images.
For example changing a image from a .jpg to a .psd or size, or enchantment features, the white lines would appear on the image.
The lines did not appear on any of the printed images, any suggestions. Monitor: Sony Trintron Multiscan G4110
Computer: Mac G5
#1
Video card problem perhaps?
Is the same card model used in all three computers?
Which OSX?
#2
My guess would also be Video card.
#3
Yes when you get these kind of discrepancies its always the video card. Older ones that have had a lot of abuse. Or from what I've seen, the latest round of Imacs fairly new, seem to have this problem, Apple seem to have cut some corners there.
#4
The lines did not appear on any of the printed images,
Although it is odd that three computers exhibit the same problem, and unless you can provide other coincidences (same files, same monitor, etc.), I agree. The video card is typically the culprit IF the image anomalies don't print and if they move about with each image resizing or opening of a specific image. Check to see if it's properly seated and connected. Same for monitor cable. Try swapping in another card.
One other thought: as this is a CRT monitor, what happens if you change the resolution and refresh rate? Are you using a recommended combination for that monitor?
Neil
#5
Are you sure your not using CS4 with View/Show/Pixel Grid enabled?
#6
Phase 1-
The same video card model is used in all three computers which is an GEForce 6600Le Display card, and the OS is Mac 10.4.11
Reseated the video card and used an Dell monitor and the images appear to have no white lines after editing and change file name.
Will update with more information when I can get to the rest of the computers, video cards, and cables.
Thank you,
Emma
#7