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Tobias Prießner
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January 16, 2021
Question

Apple Sidecar Photoshop Issue - Double Content...

  • January 16, 2021
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When using Photoshop with Apple Sidecar, the content of the workspace is shown twice.

Neither zooming nor moving changes the display - the content on the work surface remains twice ...

Has such an error occurred to other users as well?

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shemeckk
Participating Frequently
May 14, 2021

Update 22.4 changed something... Now at least the workspace is not split into 4 corners and stays in the middle of the screen but it's not visible. Now it's going into stroboscopic mode if any tool is used... This is so disappointing after half a year of updates.

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    Tobias PrießnerAuthor
    Participant
    May 14, 2021

    Same here - but this issue is was exactly my problem since the beginning… i guess it's the same problem - just another view…

    I guess Adobe is not able to fix this problem until the next major update of PS - every - and I mean really every!!! - new update makes Photoshop more worse than before… Really thinking about alternatives - facebook, reddit, … everthing is full of negative feedback regarding support, help, update-issues… it's really hard to say - but i guess it's senseless. 


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      shemeckk
      Participating Frequently
      May 5, 2021

      Version 22.3.1. Adobe, it's more than a half year without a fix. Here's how the Ps behave when trying to move a window to the iPad screen.

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      shemeckk
      Participating Frequently
      March 10, 2021

      Report from an update 22.3 (Apple Silicon support). Nothing changed... Still no fix 😕😕

       

      Screenshot attached.

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        shemeckk
        Participating Frequently
        March 3, 2021

        Is there anyone here from Adobe reading this?! It's March already, two PS updates later and we still can't use iPad Air 2020 as a graphic tablet with Photoshop on a Mac as a secondary display. It's working perfectly fine with any other app from your competition. That's just sad that you can't fix this issue for so long crippling our workflow.

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          Tobias PrießnerAuthor
          Participant
          March 4, 2021

          Same here - it's really annoying and frustrating... 
          Adobe`s bugs at the moment are the worst I´ve seen during my abo-seasons since 2013...

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          shemeckk
          Participating Frequently
          March 4, 2021

          I feel you. I was forced to switch from Design Premium CS6 to CC subscription this year after upgrading my old Mac to M1 and Big Sur. This is a very bad Adobe CC experience so far. Photoshop still has issues like the one from the topic, Illustrator was crashing almost every 20-30 min in the first weeks after the upgrading to CC (until I switched off GPU acceleration in the Preferences). I feel like I'm forced to use beta versions of apps yet have to pay for it much more than before... and nobody from Adobe seems to care or even acknowledge those bugs. Are they even reading these threads?


          BTW. It's not even an Apple fault. For example, Affinity apps run great. Adobe want's us all to switch or what?

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            shemeckk
            Participating Frequently
            February 10, 2021

            I just installed the newest Photoshop 22.2 update. Sidecar on iPad is still not working on Photoshop... It's working without any problems on apps from one of the Adobe competitors, so it's not a problem with a Big Sur OS.

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            shemeckk
            Participating Frequently
            February 3, 2021

            Yes, I have the same issue with Photoshop on Big Sur + Mac Mini M1 + the newest iPad Air 10,9". My artboard is chopped into 2 or 4 pieces, it's unusable 😕😕

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              shemeckk
              Participating Frequently
              February 3, 2021

              So I've found some solution although it's far from perfect. I'm not sure if it's worth the hassle. If you go to Preferences > Performance and uncheck "Use Graphics Processor" it resolves the issue, but then the Photoshop performance will drop drastically.

              Adobe please fix this issue.

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              Tobias PrießnerAuthor
              Participant
              February 3, 2021

              Just tried the same - but seems that it doesn´n have any effect on my divice - instead the low-performance... Hope Adobe will fix this... !!

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