I draw a Marquee selection around a section of an existing file/image, copy it, then Ctrl+N for a new file.
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I even did a recent update today and the issue still exists. Not sure the best way to express this, and I believe it's a bug because in previous months, I did not experience this problem. Stop going so far into the 'progressive' wormhole. My advice to photoshop is to just slow down. It's also SUPER TRIGGERING that you merge our support tickets into one huge thread (without even a notification!!). This isn't a social experiment, is it? Maybe we are just the lab rats and they want to see how much they can poke and prod us These are all things that have worked flawlessly for generations, and then suddenly started torturing users. Shape anchors transforming glitchy (not fixed).New Clipboard function (not fixed, granted this is only a few days since its happening).Legacy Line Tool (doesnt exist, but I hope im wrong).Save As > JPG/PNG (fixed, after a huge debacle).You need people who actually use the tools you are changing to do the testing. a foundational tool or function of photoshop no longer works or ruins a workflow for the day(s)(weeks) until its fixed (if it does get fixed at all). It seems like they are in some kind of race to just put out as many updates as possible, but without any follow through planning or testing, because it amazes me that every. I do wonder if the Photoshop team would be better to slow down on the updates, and roll things out more methodically. i will get the same result where the clipboard does not auto adjust its size to the clipboard item (which it has always done)
If you always work with the copy of your layer, it's enough to leave ten last actions in history.Just to point out in case it helps the devs, it does not matter if A) i create a selection in photoshop > Copy, or B) if im in the web browser and right click > copy. Accordingly, the less data you will be storing in history, the less place Photoshop will take. For old ones (very old) 132 K or 1032 K.Įach operation saved in the history increases the “page file”. For new processors, it's recommended to choose 128 K or 1024 K. Smaller volumes work faster when you change small areas of the picture, for instance, work with a brush. Larger volumes speed up the overall manipulations with an image, for example, sharpening. The higher value of cache level speeds up the display process.Ĭache title size - responds to the volume of data, that photoshop processes at a time. If you work with large files, 10 MB and more, set cache levels to 4 and more. If you work with small or average files, 1280x1024 pixels and many layers (50 and more), set cache levels to 2. Photoshop uses cache to display an image quickly. This setup panel is located in menu (Windows) Edit > Preferences > Performance or (Mac OS) Menu Photoshop > Preferences > Performance.
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