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1. Re: Trying to put images into photoshop but they end up distorted
Nancy OShea Mar 4, 2017 3:12 PM (in response to greeener)1 person found this helpfulGo to File > Open > select image from your computer. Hit OK.
Repeat for other images in your project.
Images opened this way will not be distorted. If they seem distorted, move your Navigator's slider level to 100% or lower. See screenshot.
Nancy
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2. Re: Trying to put images into photoshop but they end up distorted
greeener Mar 4, 2017 3:41 PM (in response to Nancy OShea)This kind of works...but I still cannot copy and past images without them becoming distorted. I can't keep on using Photoshop without being able to copy and paste. How do I fix this?
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3. Re: Trying to put images into photoshop but they end up distorted
Nancy OShea Mar 4, 2017 3:55 PM (in response to greeener)What is the poster's height, width and PPI in pixels?
What is the height, width and PPI of your various images?
What method are you using to "copy & paste"?
Nancy
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4. Re: Trying to put images into photoshop but they end up distorted
greeener Mar 4, 2017 4:48 PM (in response to Nancy OShea)I have used various poster sizes (all with the same problem), but this one was the standard U.S. Paper preset. Pixel size of images range anywhere from 620x620 to 1350x900.
Often I will just copy a photo from my web browser (tried in both CHrome and Safari) and paste it into Photoshop. I have also tried having two images open and pasting form one to another, same issue. To be honest, I'm beginning to think it is a GPU issue, as even when I open an image like you suggested above and go to move it even slightly with the move tool, it instantly becomes distorted. Even when I try to lock the image (without moving it at all) it becomes distorted, like in this image: Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet
I really don't know what to do now.
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5. Re: Trying to put images into photoshop but they end up distorted
Test Screen Name Mar 5, 2017 3:26 AM (in response to greeener)Copy and paste from a browser is convenient but is bad working practice. Just don't do it. The results could be anything. You aren't copying the original file, but some browser's idea of it.