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chrispholt

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Hi,
Last night I was editing a panoramic, so it was a large file if that is anything to do with it.

However every time I zoom into the image got scrambled. As the screen shots show.

Could someone tells me if this is a know problem or has it happened to you?

Thanks.

BTW I havent noticed anything like this on other applications. And the MBP is a 2 month old 15" i5 2.4ghz 4gb ram and 500gb seagate momentous XT
 
Opps Here are the images

Here They Are
 

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Hmm.. since it's localized to Photoshop I'd be more apt to blame Photoshop. I would pop in the Apple Applications Install Disc 2 into the drive, restart while holding D, and run those tests. It should show any hardware problems.
 
Hmm.. since it's localized to Photoshop I'd be more apt to blame Photoshop. I would pop in the Apple Applications Install Disc 2 into the drive, restart while holding D, and run those tests. It should show any hardware problems.

Agreed. A problem with a graphics card wouldn't pick and choose where to distort your desktop. I'd try the reinstall as well or possibly its a damaged file.
 
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