P: CS6 Nearest neighbor no longer works properly

Hi Jeanne,

Thank you so much for not loosing this problem in the shuffle.
Yes, it's now working.

Thanks again,
Frederick

It can happen anytime you free transform something and are zoomed out at 50% or less.
We reproduced the problem and identified the cause.

One more thing I noticed. this seems to happen only when the layer is not selected with the selection tool (does not have marching ants around it). It has to be on a layer (transparant layer) and must be free floating. Please let me know if I'm bein clear.

Jeanne thanks again,
Frederick

To clarify. Make sure all settings are nearest neighbor (both tool bar on top of the screen and in prefferences) Create a blank canvas in RGB. create a new layer. On that newly created layer create a box with the marquee tool & fill it with a flat color.
Then try using the warp function. The image which should be perfectly flat blurs.

The exact same thing happens when I try to use the warp function (the image blurs even though both the menu bar &* prefferences are set to nearest neighbor).

I hope I'm not bugging you too much Jeanne but it appears the blurring happens when the image is either pasted into a layer or a free floating layer. The blurring doesn't seem to happen when I resize the Backround layer using Freetransform.
If you received the image I sent in the email what I said will be apparent.

Thanks again,
Frederick

Will do,
The subject line will be "From Frederick C - about blurr bug"
I know that typing emails is pretty dry (can't here the tone of my voice)
but I'm ecstatic over your concern. This affects my livelyhood.

Take care & huge thanks,
Frederick Chipkin

Hi Frederick,

Unfortunately, I can't comment on if or when bugs will be fixed, so I'm afraid I can't be much help there. Go ahead and send me the PSD file at jrubbo AT adobe DOT com and I'll attach it to the bug.

Hi Jeanne,

I know you logged the problem (and it's very appreciated) but is there any way I can email you the actual image (it may help). It's in psd format.

One problem I have is this. I write books on Photoshop for Textile Design. Should I mention it in my book or will it be fixed so soon (if it's a known bug) that I shouldn't even mention it.

FYI: The book is going out next month.

Thanks again,
Frederick Chipkin