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Hi, I have a new laptop with a 15 inch screen. I am using CC2018 and I have set my interface to "large" 200%. However, when I open up Filters, I find that I am unable to read the interface as it is tiny. Therefore, it appears that the interface settings in the rest of Photoshop are not being applied to the Filters interface. I am unable to work with this tiny interface at all. Please help me and tell me exactly what I have to do. I have searched for answers and I have had live chat techs on my computer fiddling, with no fix to the problem. Thanks in advance.
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Could you give an example of one of the Filters?
Third party non adobe filters might not pay attention to the photoshop scaling options.
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The Liquify Adobe Filter.
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Are all the filters that way, like for example, Filter>Render>Fibers or Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur?
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I have checked the filters you suggest and the pop up windows appear fine in size. The resolution of my laptop screen is 1920 by 1080.
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With that resolution 1920 x 1080, using 200% would make the Liquify filter way too big to fit on the screen.
That being said it should still scale to 200%.
Could you post a screenshot of what the Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur looks like?
This is Liquify on a 1920 x 1200 screen at 200% and it's still way too big to fit the screen.
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Ok, I will have to scale down then once I get the "bug" sorted. Here is the image of the screen you asked for.
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Ok i just checked on one of our computers that has a screen resolution of 1920 x 1080 and does the same as yours.
I'm wondering if that's intentional on adobes part since that is such a popular screen size and the dialogs in some filters like Liquify are kinda useless at 200% on normal resolution screens, adobe decided not to scale them.
Someone from adobe would have to answer that.
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I hope that someone can answer this question because regardless, the "tiny" resolution is useless and frankly I will have to end my subscription with Adobe if I cannot use the software for this reason. I cannot read that resolution at all.
Thank you for your efforts and input.
Regards,
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Hi Jeff, how can I get someone from Adobe to pay attention to this question please? It remains unanswered and the problem remains unresolved
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You can try over at photoshop.com.
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What is the screen resolution of your laptop?