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I’m on a Mac G5 – OS X 10.4.4 with 4.5 GB of memory and Photoshop 9.0.2.
My granddaughter wants me to do some portraits using the comic book/pop art effect she saw online at photofiddle.com.
I have several actions that will easily do the trick – but every one of them crashes Photoshop.
After a bit of detective work I figured out it was the anisotropic filter that is causing the crashes. to test my theory I went directly to Filter>Stylize>Diffuse>Anisotropic in Photoshop – not using an action. The moment I hit the Aniso button – crash – I am back on the desktop!
Any advice would be appreciated.
Carol Skinner
My granddaughter wants me to do some portraits using the comic book/pop art effect she saw online at photofiddle.com.
I have several actions that will easily do the trick – but every one of them crashes Photoshop.
After a bit of detective work I figured out it was the anisotropic filter that is causing the crashes. to test my theory I went directly to Filter>Stylize>Diffuse>Anisotropic in Photoshop – not using an action. The moment I hit the Aniso button – crash – I am back on the desktop!
Any advice would be appreciated.
Carol Skinner
MacBook Pro 16” Mockups 🔥
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