Neil - I'm looking to to move from Mac to PC/Windows10, and a 4K 32" monitor. Was looking up scaling and came across this. Is this still the case under Windows with non-interger scaling? I Photoshop, Premiere, and a bunch of the Adobe CC apps a lot, so want to be sure. I can't use a 4K monitor at 100% (too tiny) nor at 200% (too large), so was hoping 125% or 150% at most. I can't test, so asking you if you still notice this issue. Also, I assume the scaling will only affect the UI elements of the Adobe programs - the photos in PS and the video in PR will show at 100% 1:1 pixels, correct?
Check out the slider at the bottom of the Project panel. You can enlarge the size of your list view items and the fonts there by sliding the slider to the right. I hope that helps.
Actually, I see that slider increases the size of the imported list items text OR the icons, but I really need to increase the size of everything in the interface in order to see what I am doing... please help : ) Thanks!
For that sort of thing, you need to change the "scaling" options in the OS. Going to say 150% or 200% on scaling for that monitor in the OS might help you out.
The interface font size issue is something that needs to be adjustable across all Adobe programs. Tiny white letters on a black background may work for the very young and keen of sight, but not all of your users fall into those categories. Please fix this!
Mine system font is set to 133%. Any bigger and everything would be too big generally. What seems daft is that all this expensive mature software is missing such as obvious feature as scalable UI. They seem to assume that every user has microscope-like eyesight.
I agree - I've just been to the optician for an eye test, there is nothing wrong with my eyes, I'm working on a big 4K screen, and the text is too small to read.
Hello. I work on a 32 inch Cintiq and like the high resolution for drawing and keeping a lot of the UI visable. I would like to see my still and moving images at 1:1 / 100% but would also like to be able to scale the interface of Premiere and After Effects around the images.
I really like the black background and white lettering. (I have night mode enabled everywhere I can) But I would love if if I could make the font bigger on the UI/Menu options etc. I have my overall PC sized bigger but it doesn't seem to affect the Premiere Pro. I am using a 26 inch monitor with the correct resolution on it as well.
I tried searching for accessilibilty features or Preferences that gives the option to enlarge font but unable to. Can someone please point me to where it is?
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