Anyone having issues with CS5 ?

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Chaz Photos

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I have had an issues with CS5 if cloning after I click on sources I get a copy of the whole image move with the mouse and not just the bit inside of the brush.. anyone else have this.
Also some times I get cant do that not enough RAM... cant work out what going on....
 
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Chaz Photos said:
I have had an issues with CS5 if cloning after I click on sources I get a copy of the whole image move with the mouse and not just the bit inside of the brush.. anyone else have this.
Also some times I get cant do that not enough RAM... cant work out what going on....
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Hi,

Not much of a photoshop expert so this might be irrelevant, but give this a go.

Go to Window - Clone source, this will bring up the little clone source panel, and make sure that the little box next to the word "clipped" has a tick in it.

Good luck,

Julie
 
sinar said:
Hi,

Not much of a photoshop expert so this might be irrelevant, but give this a go.

Go to Window - Clone source, this will bring up the little clone source panel, and make sure that the little box next to the word "clipped" has a tick in it.

Good luck,

Julie
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WOW thanks Julie how silly to have that there. I do not see why you not want it clipped, and why it is not the default. Thanks
Just need to sort out the RAM issue
 
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Chaz Photos said:
WOW thanks Julie how silly to have that there. I do not see why you not want it clipped, and why it is not the default. Thanks
Just need to sort out the RAM issue
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Glad that it worked for you, hope you get your RAM sorted!
 
Do you know how much RAM it is using, and are you using the 64-bit version? As if memory serves, there's a limit to how much RAM a single program can use if it's 32-bit, 2GB comes to mind...
 
RCAnderson said:
Do you know how much RAM it is using, and are you using the 64-bit version? As if memory serves, there's a limit to how much RAM a single program can use if it's 32-bit, 2GB comes to mind...
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well here is the system info
Adobe Photoshop Version: 12.0.2 (12.0.2x20101122 [20101122.r.1204 2010/11/22:02:00:00 cutoff; r branch]) x32
Operating System: Windows 7 32-bit
Version: 6.1
System architecture: Intel CPU Family:6, Model:5, Stepping:2 with MMX, SSE Integer, SSE FP, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2
Physical processor count: 4
Processor speed: 2926 MHz
Built-in memory: 3063 MB
Free memory: 858 MB
Memory available to Photoshop: 1630 MB
Memory used by Photoshop: 78 %
Image tile size: 128K
Image cache levels: 2


If any of that help?
 
A little... Your not using the 64-bit version, as you can't with your current operating system, I would advise closing down as many background applications as possible, to free up as much RAM as possible for PS to use. Does the "not enough RAM" error always occur when trying to perform the same function, or are there times you can use a function fine, but other times it gives the error?

A possible fix for a whole load of problems is a re-install of the program, have you tried this? Could be worth a shot, see if it fixes anything.
 
RCAnderson said:
A little... Your not using the 64-bit version, as you can't with your current operating system, I would advise closing down as many background applications as possible, to free up as much RAM as possible for PS to use. Does the "not enough RAM" error always occur when trying to perform the same function, or are there times you can use a function fine, but other times it gives the error?

A possible fix for a whole load of problems is a re-install of the program, have you tried this? Could be worth a shot, see if it fixes anything.
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it is most happening with a content aware fill and only just put it on. what i not understand is the scratch disk is meant to assist the ram is it not?
 
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