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Smitty
Jul 13, 2004
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In PS CS I can open 16 bit files from my canon camera without using a conversion utility but the images are opened in a window that is too big for my monitor screen and I can’t see all of the right side of the window that opens. No other program is giving me this screen problem. Ideas anyone? Smitty
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Jim
Jul 14, 2004
Perhaps the camera sets the display dpi too small.
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"Smitty" <nospam> wrote in message
In PS CS I can open 16 bit files from my canon camera without using a conversion utility but the images are opened in a window that is too big
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my monitor screen and I can’t see all of the right side of the window that opens. No other program is giving me this screen problem. Ideas anyone? Smitty
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Pjotr Wedersteers
Jul 14, 2004
Smitty wrote:
In PS CS I can open 16 bit files from my canon camera without using a conversion utility but the images are opened in a window that is too big for my monitor screen and I can’t see all of the right side of the window that opens. No other program is giving me this screen problem. Ideas anyone? Smitty

What pixel dimensions do the originals have ? Seems like the shots are just too big for your screen and PS displays them at 100% (I don’t know why it does that by the way, maybe it is a preference setting I don’t know about). Or do you mean the PS Raw conversion window itself that is too big ? Then I’m stumped.
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nomail
Jul 14, 2004
Smitty <nospam> wrote:

In PS CS I can open 16 bit files from my canon camera without using a conversion utility but the images are opened in a window that is too big for my monitor screen and I can’t see all of the right side of the window that opens. No other program is giving me this screen problem. Ideas anyone?

I assume you are talking about RAW files, and the window you are referring to is the CameraRAW window. That window is fixed to that size. You’ll have to set your monitor to a higher resolution (1024 x 768 minimum).

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