Scan Lines In Adobe Photoshop Gradients

[chrisatlemon]

yeah, I understand the mathematical problem here. Does it actually also happen in Illustrator? If it's pure maths, then it should happen in any image editing program. Logic would dictate that there is no other solution!

Cheers

Chris

[Carrie56]

I have had this problem in the past and at the time wondered how I could correct it. Now I know thanks for the information. This is why I read this forum daily.

[dv8_fx]

Watching from the sidelines, you handled things very well here.

Well done, SeniorS....

[dv8_fx]

In truth, the banding issue was always there from the start ...... Adobe, Corel Draw, 3dmax, you name it.

And I guess it will stay that way til someone refines the math or come up with a processor or monitor that can process and display more data...

[Nox]

Wow! That actually worked fairly well SeniorS! Thank you very much, I appreciate all the help you have given me, if there is anything in return, I will be more than happy to do it for you. Also, here is the final result of what I have created via using a gradient.

[SeniorS]

Thats what forum stands for in the first place. So You're welcome! Nice wallpaper. Keep it up.
And talking about returning the favor, best thing you can do is tune with forum, learn and try solve others problem.

[dv8_fx]

i am having the same problem, i am suing windows 7 with photoshop 7. are they compatible with each other?

Except for the earlier version of W7, there hasn't been much issues.

Personally, PS7 was the best of the PS line. I still use it today on my laptop & backup computer.