I've searched for my own post on the subject, since I think I've reported it before (have a screencast of the issue in march 2020 and october 2020, but might be that I was unable to post here at the time.)
So the issue existed before, at least since 2020. Then I was using a MacPro, now a MacStudio.
When I try to straighten an image, I get a few pixels of transparency added in one corner.
@ReneDamkot would it be possible for you to share a file that you see this issue with for the team to try to reproduce with? Also, what are your steps you are doing that show this, ie, open file, select layer...etc. This will help the team to debug.
Not sure what triggers it, I've tried to reproduce on a new, blank file, but couldn't, but I just tried one of the client files it happend on and I consistently get the issue when I crop it (when I open it, then straighten/ crop).
@ReneDamkot, are all those steps necessary? Can we boil it down to Open the file, select a specific layer (which one?), select the crop tool, Select the straiten tool, drag vertically down at X degrees?
We need to find some steps that we can reproduce before we can pass it on to the team to debug.
With the files I sent you, all I have to do is open them, select crop tool and click+drag outside the canvas or Cmd+drag inside the image to straigten them a bit (I just tried it on one).
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