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hi everyone
for some reason, if "enable opengl drawing" is enabled, whenever i open up an image(it opens up at less than 100%; i.e. 25%) the image is garbled.
If i zoom in at 100%, everything looks just fine.
What I use:
Intel P4 HT @ 3GHz
Win Vista Ultimate 32bit
2GB RAM
Ati Radeon 2600 XT with 512 MB RAM
Photoshop CS3 Retail & CS4 upgrade.
Windows, Photoshop and video drivers are updated(manually checked).
Other things i tried: changing resolutions on my CRT monitor(usually i use 1600×1200; tried 2048×1578 to no avail).
I also tried disabling the opengl drawing and everything runs normally aka the images display correctly.
In other words, i believe there’s a problem with that option and display drivers. In one topic I found something similar with the resolution to let the application decide the settings to use. I’ve checked for something similar in ATI’s control panel, tried i think all 3d settings(enabling/disabling them and of course restarting photoshop to re-read the settings)…unfortunately i couldn’t get a better result.
On the other hand, my windows installation *might* be too old at this point and a reinstallation should be in order.
Anyway, if anyone has a suggestion I might as well try it out – got nothing to lose. Here is a sample of what’s happening:
<http://www.geocities.com/edi_78/test1.jpg>
Thanks for reading this.
for some reason, if "enable opengl drawing" is enabled, whenever i open up an image(it opens up at less than 100%; i.e. 25%) the image is garbled.
If i zoom in at 100%, everything looks just fine.
What I use:
Intel P4 HT @ 3GHz
Win Vista Ultimate 32bit
2GB RAM
Ati Radeon 2600 XT with 512 MB RAM
Photoshop CS3 Retail & CS4 upgrade.
Windows, Photoshop and video drivers are updated(manually checked).
Other things i tried: changing resolutions on my CRT monitor(usually i use 1600×1200; tried 2048×1578 to no avail).
I also tried disabling the opengl drawing and everything runs normally aka the images display correctly.
In other words, i believe there’s a problem with that option and display drivers. In one topic I found something similar with the resolution to let the application decide the settings to use. I’ve checked for something similar in ATI’s control panel, tried i think all 3d settings(enabling/disabling them and of course restarting photoshop to re-read the settings)…unfortunately i couldn’t get a better result.
On the other hand, my windows installation *might* be too old at this point and a reinstallation should be in order.
Anyway, if anyone has a suggestion I might as well try it out – got nothing to lose. Here is a sample of what’s happening:
<http://www.geocities.com/edi_78/test1.jpg>
Thanks for reading this.
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