Photoshop for macbook pro retina full#

With software as expensive as this, one would think that it would be a priority (which I hope it is). The answer about setting photoshop to 'Open in Low Resolution' is a completely useless answer for anyone who is an artist with attention to detail. What this tells me is that Adobe Illustrator is scaling, where Photoshop doesn't. What I find interesting is that if I open Adobe Illustrator and create a document with a width of 1200px, it takes up as much space on my monitor as the test site in the browser.

Photoshop for macbook pro retina full#

Photoshop CS6 with full photo with 3456 x 2304. This would closer represent image editing for web site creation. Photoshop CS6 with 1:1 image 1897 x 1264.

This is what I believe is the issue people are talking about. While a more in-depth article will be forthcoming for now you can see Photoshop CS6 on the MacBook Pro 15 with Retina display in the following two screenshots: 1. However, when photoshop makes the canvas, it is only half of the size it should be in reference to the web browser. I then open photoshop and create a new document and set the width to 1200px wide. When viewing it on my macbook pro with retina in a browser, it almost reaches the edges of my monitor, as it does on another computer with a NON-Retina display. I am viewing a test website In a browser that has an image on it that is 1200px wide. By comparison with a NON-Retina display, it renders about the same viewable space as 1280 x 800.

I have my 13.3' MBP with Retina set to the 2560 x 1600. The only solution is to set photoshop to 'Open in Low Resolution'? Who wants to look at pixelated garbage while they are trying to be creative? I certainly don't and I don't think I am alone on this one.Р вЂќР вЂћdobe made the scaling work nicely with Illustrator, but why not Photoshop?