That was a quick response and a bug fix. There is a issue regarding images opening in a cropped view still remaining with this update. See below for the example [image: Screenshot 2021-09-14 at 09.18.08.png]
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I would like the images to open at full view/fit to screen mode when opening as it's always been until the last 2 updates.
Quick note to Jeff Tranberry and the Adobe tech team trying to solve this particular problem.
While there are a number of different Mac configurations that are seeing this particular error, there is a statistically significant portion of them that are happening on iMacs equipped with Radeon Pro 5500 XT series graphics cards.
Along with my own machine, I have seen this in close to a dozen other similarly configured iMacs as well as the numerous reports in this conversation. Perhaps this is a clue as to what is going on with the GPU based glitches? Just thought I'd offer that data point to the conversation.
Like most, I have rolled back to the previous version as the "disable native canvas" trick only offered partial relief from the issue.
I have auto-update on and it's been fairly seemless process barring a few issues in the past. 🙂 Today, it's been a pain with several issues since the update to PS 22.05.
1. There is this ghosing that appears on the medium and dark grey bg.
2. Although no ghosting like #1 appears on light grey bg but when I move the image, it leaves this pixelated trail behind.
3. All the images are opening in a reduced window than showing the full image. I looked through the forum/discussions and Adobe said they've fixed this bug in PS 19 but seems it's reappreared.
I look forward to getting your help in resolving these issues swiftly.
Simply downgrade to earlier version and it will be solved. Update in future when this issue is taken care of. Enabling the option Deactivate Native Canvas is making the scroll wheel zoom very snappy.