Image Resize Glitch - M1 Mac Photoshop 22.5

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August 27, 2021
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Have run into this glitch, couple of times this morning- just on a simple image resize. I can undo, but what's up?

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Correct answer ParthoSwe

Had same problem. Turning off access to graphics processor solved it. Running Mac M1 Monterey 12.4, Photoshop 23.4.1.

Updating to 23.5. fixed it!

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christianb71997368

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I have a similar problem (see screendump). This happens not everytime, but often, when I open an image in Photoshop (24.1). I can fix it by zooming in or out a few times, but it's really annoying and feels like a memory issue.

I have the 16" M1 Max 32-core with 32 GB RAM.

I usually work with Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign open simultaniously. And after some hours of work I will also experience pink screen areas, fx if I have a window open behind another and you can just see a bit of that window, all of a sudden it might turn bright pink. If I then go to that window, it updates into whatever it was before pink.

I just feel like the M1 GPU has some issues.

I have "Deactivate Native Canvas" ticked. I mostly work with 1 or 2 extra screens (27" 4K).

I have also turned on "Use graphics processor". It's bit crappy if I have to turn that off just to be able to work "normally". Why would they make a powerful GPU when you can't use it properly?

Anyway, I hope some of you have experienced similar and know of a fix 🙂 Thanks in advance!

Alexander Rott

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Looks like it's working properly with version 23.4.2. We had this issue on a MBP M1 Pro for a while, hadn't heard anything on this thread, so I just checked it today and it's working.

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JRichardson9269579

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Same issue, but changing the 'native canvas' setting isn't working for me. This has happened on several layered files while attempting to resize.

Macbook Pro M1 Max, PS23.1.1

formal.name

Participating Frequently

+1

Exact same issue as previous poster, images glitch on enlargement. Turning off Photoshop's access to the graphics card solved it. Good to know theres a solution, but I'd like to be able to use the graphics card I bought specifically for using Adobe programs.

14'' Macbook Pro M1 Max - Photoshop 23.2.2