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How do you stop the image from moving while drawing?

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March 27, 2018
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So I'm pretty new to Adobe Photoshop CC. I was using it to draw some sketches using a Wacom tablet, except every time I draw using the brush tool the picture just moves around. Its like I'm using the move tool except I'm not. This mostly happens when I zoom into the picture. Is there a way to stop the picture from moving when you draw? I'm not sure if this has something to do with the app or the tablet.

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Correct answer styloplume

Here is the most probable answer to your question:

"Every tool acts like Move Tool, and latency: Intuos Pro"

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2469911

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styloplumeCorrect answer

Inspiring

Here is the most probable answer to your question:

"Every tool acts like Move Tool, and latency: Intuos Pro"

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2469911

Windekind

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This solved my problem moving canvas

Alt-right click-drag: brush adjust not working in CC 2018

Trevor.Dennis

Community Expert

This is about the forth thread reporting similar behaviour. It's either a Photoshop bug, or more likely, a Wacom driver issue.

Every tool acts like Move Tool, and latency: Intuos Pro

I'm using the driver below with Windows 10, and I don't have the problem.

Tell us what Wacom driver version and operating system you are using.

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FlorJustFlor

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I recently just got the problem too, and Iv'e tried every solution on the forum, and I cant find a solution :/

John Waller

Community Expert

Which Wacom driver version do you have installed?

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Anonymous

You don't mention what OS or Wacom tablet you have, take a look at this thread see if it helps

Use Windows Ink Issue with photshop CC 2015.

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josephl92777175Author

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Sorry, I forgot to mention that. I have Windows 10 pro, and I have the Wacom Intuos Pro Small. However, looking at other comments I'm guessing its a something to do with a Wacom driver update. I'll investigate further and check.

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Anonymous

josephl92777175 wrote
I'm guessing its a something to do with a Wacom driver update. I'll investigate further and check.

I think it may be more to do with a Windows update rather than the Wacom driver update

Take a look here

Unwanted behavior with pen after using some functionalities

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