hi guys,
I do not understand how to see the image in the workspace of photoshop in the actual size I see on the web.
I try to explain better:
If I work on an image of 300x300 pixels, in the work of photoshop I see it smaller than I see it if I open it on any safari browser or other.
I would like to see the same size while working on the image.
Please, let me know if is it possible
thanks
Do you use a high resolution screen, like a Retina screen or a 4K or 5K monitor? Photoshop shows the images in the real hardware resolution of the screen, so 1 image pixel = 1 screen pixel. But browsers upscale everything so it matches the OS resolution settings, which is about 50% lower in these cases (my MacBook pro has a 2560 pixel wide Retina screen, but the default MacOS resolution setting is 1440 pixels wide, otherwise the menus and other interface items would be way too small). That means that you would have to view the images at 200% in Photoshop to (roughly) see them at the same size that your browser will show them.
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