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Issues with window scaling causes images to appear smaller

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Apr 28, 2021 Apr 28, 2021

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I've followed a lot of the various threads on this issue, and nothing really is fixing my issue which I feel is quite simple. I have tried overriding the high DPI setting in properties and that doesn't fix the issue. I only use Photoshop occasionally as a hobby to keep myself sane, but this problem is driving me nuts. I really don't want to have to fiddle with the view, when I do not have to do that with any other software on my computer -- I just want to properly see an image I am looking at if I choose to make small edits to it myself.

 

I have a 1920x1080 laptop, but I use it with 125% windows scaling. So, essentially like a 1536x864 screen when using websites that report on what my screen resolution is. See below.

 

displaysettings.png

 

 

A 100x100 image looks like this in Firefox.

 

firefox_iconex.png

 

This is what the same image looks like in Photoshop, at 100%:

 

photoshop100.png

 

And at "Actual Size", which is blurrier than how my browser shows it.

 

photoshopactual.png

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