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‎Oct 01, 2015
06:59 AM
Hello Trevor, Of course I "calibrated" the cintiq, but that doesn't mean it's capable of showing color properly. I have a great 2.5k monitor that it's job is to give me great even color. The cintiq doesn't compare. My model is specially bad because it has that texture on it which makes using the pen really nice, but does not show you what you are actually working on color-contrast wise. Thank you for that "H" shortcut. I did not know that and it's insanely useful. I'm glad I came over to post. I haven't used a forum in a while, but I already learned two great things. Thank you all. Andres
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‎Oct 01, 2015
06:56 AM
Of course, no one is saying it's exactly like a separate window for all respects, but it's exactly what I needed for a full preview of my working image, just like Lightroom does. And it behaves like any window when you do "Fit all". All my zooming and showing actual pixels is being done on my cintiq, in my case.
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‎Sep 30, 2015
02:59 PM
But the exact same thing happens with a regular window in full screen mode, when using cmd-0 to fit. That's not a problem with the preview panel. No display can show you the whole image regardless of aspect ratio. There will always be blank space when the ratios don't match.
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‎Sep 30, 2015
02:26 PM
Hello again, I might not be getting what you are saying. On my monitor that doesn't happen. If I load a portrait image, I get the expected result. Even in full screen mode on a new window, and image that doesn't fit the monitor would have black on the sides. I'm after always seeing the whole image.
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‎Sep 30, 2015
01:59 PM
‌I don't think I understand what you are saying. Could you explain? Thank you, Andres
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‎Sep 30, 2015
01:53 PM
‌Correct, but it's close enough and solves the problem of having to constantly open new windows and moving them over to the monitor. No matter what I work on, I get my giant preview in the large monitor with proper colors. The only drawback is not being able to control if you are seeing a crazy 33.5672% scaling.
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‎Sep 30, 2015
01:45 PM
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‎Sep 30, 2015
01:42 PM
‌JJMack‌ This does work. I moved the navigator panel to my larger color correct monitor and was able to resize it to be almost full screen. Then, no matter which document I'm on, I get to work on the cintiq at any detail, while having the nav panel always show me a color correct full size overview of the image. It's exactly what I needed. the only sacrifice is that I can't control to get an even scale, so there might be scaling artifacts. But, it's a pretty good workaround.
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‎Sep 30, 2015
01:31 PM
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‌Genius! It seems to be color corrected and everything. The only thing I can't force is a proper zoom level (25%) but this is a GREAT solution. thank you Andrés
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‎Sep 30, 2015
09:16 AM
Hello again, I think I understood you, but like you, I need one image as a all around color correct preview, and another view to do my actual work on. Your solution, simply shifts which place I need to create a new window at, and then move the other one to my other screen. Or am I misunderstanding? Thanks, Andres
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‎Sep 30, 2015
08:08 AM
Thank you JJMack‌ and sarsaxen‌, I'm already doing the manual way and using actions to help out with all the repetitive work, but as I mentioned on my post, it's not a great workflow. A lot of wasted time. I'm working on many images a day and it adds up. sarsaxen‌, would it be possible to add this to the "wishlist"? As I mentioned on my post, lightroom does this beautifully! I'm also a decent programmer. Is this something that "could" be exposed with Photoshop SDK? I could give it a try. Thanks again, Andres
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‎Sep 30, 2015
07:25 AM
Hello, Is there a way to get the behavior one gets with lightroom on photoshop when it comes to always having a full size preview on a second monitor? I like to do my work on the cintiq, but it's obviously not as good as my calibrated color monitor. Currently, I'm having to make a "new window" for each thing I'm working on and manually moving it to the calibrated monitor. Is there something out there that automates this process? Lightroom has it and it works great. Photoshop kind of has it with it's device preview - but that sends the image to an iPad. Any other ideas other than my manual way? Thank you! Andres
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‎Apr 08, 2015
04:17 AM
‌i contacted support. They had me go into utilities, Adobe installers and uninstall acrobat pro. After that, the installation worked.
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