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08-08-2008, 01:11 PM
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 Improving performance in photoshop whilst digitally colouring. Hi everyone! Long time reader first time poster. I am working with a 116mb photoshop file in CMYK that i have been digitally colouring (the file has grown a bit). I am running CS3 on an Intel Duo Core 3.00ghz, 3.25gb or ram. Now i am finding that my computer is chugging quite a bit from photoshop, which is understandable i guess because the file i am working with is so big, but is there any advice on what settings to use to maybe increase performance? Thanks in advance for any help.      |
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08-14-2008, 12:03 PM
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| hmmm i think your layerrs are getting more that is why it hppening rest I am too a newbie in photoshop so i cant tell you like an expert!!... _________________________ leather mens bracelet Sacramento real estate |
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