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My biggest pet peeve about Photoshop CS3
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Evan Deez
Nov 13, 2008, 2:11:15 PM11/13/08
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I hate how Photoshop doesn't proportionately shrink the values of FX applied
to layers when changing the resolution of a document. For instance, if a
document is 300dpi and I lower it to 100, all FX values become 3 times too
large. A drop shadow that was 20px away from the source remains 20px away
from the source even after downsizing the resolution, making things skewed
proportionately.
to layers when changing the resolution of a document. For instance, if a
document is 300dpi and I lower it to 100, all FX values become 3 times too
large. A drop shadow that was 20px away from the source remains 20px away
from the source even after downsizing the resolution, making things skewed
proportionately.
Is there a way to avoid this problem, other than committing the FX before
changing the resolution?
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Evan Deez
Nov 13, 2008, 3:52:14 PM11/13/08
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"Bealzabubba" <BR54...@yahoonospam.com> wrote in message
news:8h2ph4h1iknosrb5f...@4ax.com...> not that I know of, I just go to layers, scale effects, and fix it
> afterwards
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> afterwards
That's silly that we have to approximate them that way. They should be
proportionately locked.
I mean, in what instance would ANYONE, EVER want the effects NOT to follow
proportionately when resizing a document? Who does this help, or serve?
Absolutely no one.
Gar
Nov 14, 2008, 8:57:00 AM11/14/08
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what I think you're looking for is to go to the Layer with the effects and
just r-click and choose "Scale Effects".
just r-click and choose "Scale Effects".
HTH
Gary W. Chmura
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John J
Nov 14, 2008, 11:22:18 AM11/14/08
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On Thu, 13 Nov 2008 14:11:15 -0500, "Evan Deez" <n...@thanks.com> wrote:
>
>I hate how Photoshop doesn't proportionately shrink the values of FX
>applied
>to layers when changing the resolution of a document. For instance, if a
>document is 300dpi and I lower it to 100, all FX values become 3 times too
>large.
>
>I hate how Photoshop doesn't proportionately shrink the values of FX
>applied
>to layers when changing the resolution of a document. For instance, if a
>document is 300dpi and I lower it to 100, all FX values become 3 times too
>large.
Funny, but it doesn't happen with CS3 Mac - at least for me!
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