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Hi,
I have a Macbook Pro connected to a 32" 4K Display (3860 x 2160). Mac resolution is scaled to Medium (see screenshot attached).
When I now create a Photoshop Canvas with the monitor resolution it is scaled and when viewed 100% not 1:1 pixel-wise.
In CS6 and CC2015 you had the option to select "open app in low res mode" (see screenshot attaced)
This feature seem to be gone now (macOS Sierra 10.12.3 and CC2017).
Any ideas how I can get Photoshop CC2017 to display in 1:1 pixel mode without changing my global scale in macOS?
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Hi WaveStudios,
Please have a look at this discussion UI Scaling Issue (Photoshop 2015.5) - feature disabled and let us know if that helps.
Thanks,
Akash
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...already read that, the screenshot posted above is from that discussion ... but the option does not exist in CC2017 anymore ...
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Please let us know if you are able to find this option like Fredt does.
Thanks,
Akash
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My Photoshop CC 2017 doesn't have that option.
How come Fredt "got it back"?
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Option is now back, I am finally allowed to open Photoshop 2017 in low resolution mode.
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turning in "view in low resolution" from the GET INFO window in MAC retina, corrects the zoom view 100% to be the correct 100% view.
BUT, now fonts are displaying low resolution. what the hell? How do I fix this stupidity?
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If you Get Info on the icon that is in Applications > Photoshop CC [not this one] > Photoshop CC [this one] then the Low resolution option is there NOT on the first Photoshop CC icon
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