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April 17, 2022

P: Photoshop liquify zoom slow werid

  • April 17, 2022
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Photoshop zoom is weird with delay in Liquify filter.

If i try to zoom in to more than 50%, it will take as long as 3 seconds to load the image. And then all of a sudden,  zoom in.

something wrong... This is very inconvenient. I reset the settings of Photoshop and reinstalled it. It's the same problem.

 

My laptop, imac is same issue. No OS problem... Photoshop version is 23.3
Fix and Help me plz =(

 

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Participant
July 3, 2022

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Participant
July 2, 2022

I want to stop experiencing the issue of liquify delay.

I paid more than $4,000 for my computer to solve this delay.

But I realized that it wasn't a computer problem.

This happens in Windows/Mac alike.

Participant
July 1, 2022

If it used to be a disaster situation, it's inconvenient to use now.

I use 2021MBP(mac). PS 23.4.1

This was a pretty old delay and it's giving me a hard time. When i demonstrate in front of the client that you're going to modify a part like this, the delay that occurs when zoom in makes both me and the client feel uncomfortable.

I feel this delay more when I use the keyboard to zoom in faster.

I don't want to make this embarrassing situation any more. I hope it will be revised in the next release.

Participant
June 30, 2022

I use PS 23.4.1

I use both Windows Desktop(GPU3080) and MacBook Pro.

High-performance equipment, but there is a delay in the liquify zooming.

I usually used the 2019 version before. My computer is the same and the only thing that changed is the Photoshop version.

If this delay is normal, there should be a delay when zooming in the 2019 version as well. But there's no delay at all.

I want to try the 2022 version of the new features, and I pay a subscription fee every year, so I thought I could install a new version now, but it makes my workflow difficult.

Participant
June 30, 2022

Just wait. They'll fix it soon

Participant
June 28, 2022

PS 23.4.1 zoom still slow on liquify.

I updated with hope, but there is still loading. (My desktop intel12900)

Andrew Sender
Community Manager
Community Manager
June 28, 2022

Hi @ti25044456merx, have you tried backing up and resetting your preferences?  Instruction to back them up can be found here: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/preferences.html#BackupPhotoshoppreferences

Participant
June 28, 2022

It takes more delay than the YouTube video above. What is your computer? I'm using Mac Studio.

Before I bought the latest Mac, I was using Photoshop 2018 version on iMac.

I usually worked on a lot of 16 bit images of 6000x8000px.

And zoom in a lot on the liquify. The 2018 version was always loaded regardless of order, whether it was the first zoom or the second zoom.

And I bought the latest Mac Studio a while ago, and I expected my Photoshop workflow to be smoother because the specification of the equipment has improved. (Because it costs a lot)

 

But Photoshop 23.4.1 gives me a bad experience. There is a delay that looks like a strange loading every time open a liquify window. It makes me feel bad. I regret it, thinking that I shouldn't have spent it.

janemiiAuthor
Known Participant
June 28, 2022

@Andrew Sender I said ps24 = ps23.4.

I understand that there is a difference in loading depending on the graphics card in the first zoom you mentioned.

But there was no difference. What I'm talking about is this.

"Loading at the first zoom" wasn't originally there. And the loading was resolved in version 23.4, but it was re-loaded in 23.4.1

janemiiAuthor
Known Participant
June 28, 2022

@Andrew Sender  Yes, the loading has definitely decreased.

But, Version 24.0 or Older Photoshop(Such ans PS2020,19,18 ~) is really smooth.

To be exact, there was no loading or delay at all.

The GPU of the computer I tested is 2070s. 

But what's certain is that there's a difference in performance depending on the GPU, but the above version that I was talking about was zooming in on older laptops without loading at all (even in high-resolution images).

24.0 version was perfect....