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Hello
I was wondering if someone could help me with something that is really starting to annoy me.
When I’m moving objects in Photoshop, I find that they sometimes "jump" across pixels when I’m moving them.
For example, lets say I’ve got an image and I’ve zoomed in so that each pixel is shown as a large square. The rightmost edge of the image is on column 1 (bear with me).
Each column is 1 pixel wide. So it would look like 1 2 3 etc.
The rightmost pixel of my image is on column 1, and I want to move it to the right so that it is lined up on column 2.
I move my image to the right, but it doesn’t land on column 2 at all and skips it, to end up on column 3. So I move it left and it again jumps column 2 and ends up back on column 1.
I hope this makes sense.
I’ve experienced this on Photoshop 7 and CS2, on 3 different computers. I used to experience something like this in Microsoft WORD during IT classes at school years ago. We had to go into a menu and uncheck something to do with grids, but I can’t remember exactly what to do, and I can’t find anything that looks familiar in the Photoshop menus.
I really hope this makes sense to someone, because it gets incredibly annoying when I’m trying to be precise.
Sometimes zooming in to 400/500% stops it, and everything moves smoothly, but it doesn’t work all the time.
It doesn’t always "jump" one pixel either. Sometimes the "jump" can be 3 or 4 pixels wide.
I would very much appreciate any help with this. Its driving me mad.
Thanks.
I was wondering if someone could help me with something that is really starting to annoy me.
When I’m moving objects in Photoshop, I find that they sometimes "jump" across pixels when I’m moving them.
For example, lets say I’ve got an image and I’ve zoomed in so that each pixel is shown as a large square. The rightmost edge of the image is on column 1 (bear with me).
Each column is 1 pixel wide. So it would look like 1 2 3 etc.
The rightmost pixel of my image is on column 1, and I want to move it to the right so that it is lined up on column 2.
I move my image to the right, but it doesn’t land on column 2 at all and skips it, to end up on column 3. So I move it left and it again jumps column 2 and ends up back on column 1.
I hope this makes sense.
I’ve experienced this on Photoshop 7 and CS2, on 3 different computers. I used to experience something like this in Microsoft WORD during IT classes at school years ago. We had to go into a menu and uncheck something to do with grids, but I can’t remember exactly what to do, and I can’t find anything that looks familiar in the Photoshop menus.
I really hope this makes sense to someone, because it gets incredibly annoying when I’m trying to be precise.
Sometimes zooming in to 400/500% stops it, and everything moves smoothly, but it doesn’t work all the time.
It doesn’t always "jump" one pixel either. Sometimes the "jump" can be 3 or 4 pixels wide.
I would very much appreciate any help with this. Its driving me mad.
Thanks.
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