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  2. Damien Symonds
    I'd say you might have to make sure you don't have ANY other programs open (particularly Photoshop) while using Bridge. And restart pretty frequently.
  3. Damien Symonds
    This can't be right, surely? Can you check again? These are really feeble specs for modern Adobe, I'm afraid.
  4. Damien Symonds
    Hi @Farah, can you do this for me? https://www.damiensymonds.net/thread1.html
  5. Damien Symonds
    Try this, but no promises. https://www.damiensymonds.net/act_cellulite.html
  6. Damien Symonds
    Right. And did you do this? On the Move Tool, I mean.
  7. Damien Symonds
    No, I mean on the flattened version. You DEFINITELY have to turn off the stupid "Auto Select Layer" checkbox in the options bar.
  8. Damien Symonds
    Do they stay there even when you zoom in and out?
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    https://www.damiensymonds.net/which-graphics-tablet-to-buy/
  10. Damien Symonds
    No. It looks exactly how I'd expect a still from a video to look.
  11. Damien Symonds
    I'd be fascinated to know why you suspected image fiddling here.
  12. Damien Symonds
    Yes? No?
  13. Damien Symonds
    Yes, but have you watched the video?
  14. Damien Symonds
    I think if anything is Photoshopped, it might be the sign, not the guy. This is a screenshot from a video, yes? Have you watched the video?
  15. Damien Symonds
    Ctrl O uses ACR through Photoshop. Ctrl R uses ACR through Bridge. I'm interested to know if that makes a difference to your problem.
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