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P: Artifacts on pixel grid when zooming in, in Photoshop on Windows

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November 18, 2021
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Hi guys,

Need a little help from you. When im buy a new PC, install adobe cloud, photoshop etc., have a problem with PIXEL GRID in photoshop. When im use zoom to any object with ON pixel grid any object be destroying artifacts, but when zooimg out all be ok. If i off pixel grid always be good even zoom in to max.

Anyone ever had a similar problem?

Thx for response.

Regards,

Tech_Toy

Windows

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Erin26

Community Manager

Hello,

A fix was implemented in 23.3.1 that may have resolved this issue. After updating to the latest release, please let us know if the issue is fixed by commenting in this thread. If you have checked the “Deactivate Native Canvas” checkbox in Preferences > Technology Previews…, uncheck it and restart Photoshop.

Thank you.

nikunj.m

Community Manager

Hi,

We're sorry about the trouble with Photoshop. Would you mind sharing the exact version of Photoshop you're using along with the version of Windows you're working on?

You can try enabling the option to Deactivate Native Canvas from Photoshop by going to Preferences, then Technology Previews. Once done, relaunch Photoshop to check if it helps.

Regards,

Nikunj

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TechToyAuthor

Participant

@nikunj.m hello mate! 😉

Your solution work! When im using deactivate native canvas i dont have now artifacts on pixel grid. Im using the newest photoshop app with all patch and windows 10 last newest build.

Rly thx for helping! 🙂

Regards,
TechToy

billyc50469163

Participant

I am having issues while zoomed far in on photoshop. Past a certain point I can no longer see my image due to a graphical bug. I can still see the image below the bug, it just appears to be some sort of overlay on top. I have attatched an image to showcase this. Can anybody offer a fix?

For context I have a 7700K, 16gb 3000mhz ram, and a Radeon 6800XT. I bought the 6800XT brand new at the start of this year so I am hoping that this is not the cause.