part of the roof wants to go away...

Please go to:

www.jwhite.demon.co.uk

When there , go for "lesinvalides-3"

Any comments on the running away bit of the roof on the left would be
greatly appreciated. I use Photoshop CS. I had to do a lot of
processing (eg. to correct convergence, Neat image, etc.) The file was
huge -420MB- or so. Has this disaster happened because I was not
patient enough for one operation to finish (it took ages), and may be I
saved it at the wrong moment? Any other possible explanations? Of
course, I noted the problem only *after* I had printed an A3+ picture,
on original Canon paper...
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nobody

nobody nowhere wrote in
:

Please go to:

www.jwhite.demon.co.uk

When there , go for "lesinvalides-3"

Any comments on the running away bit of the roof on the left would be
greatly appreciated. I use Photoshop CS. I had to do a lot of
processing (eg. to correct convergence, Neat image, etc.) The file was
huge -420MB- or so. Has this disaster happened because I was not
patient enough for one operation to finish (it took ages), and may be I
saved it at the wrong moment? Any other possible explanations? Of
course, I noted the problem only *after* I had printed an A3+ picture,
on original Canon paper...


My guess is that you in any stage, probably the convergence stage,
had a selection active. Then did not the entire picture become
convergence compensated.

The theory of interrupted operations I don't think is true, for
two reasons: (1) I don't think you can interrupt PS in that way
and (2) in that case you would see copied tiles, not a smoothed
round copy.


/Roland

nobody nowhere wrote:
Please go to:

www.jwhite.demon.co.uk

When there , go for "lesinvalides-3"

Any comments on the running away bit of the roof on the left would be
greatly appreciated. I use Photoshop CS. I had to do a lot of
processing (eg. to correct convergence, Neat image, etc.) The file was
huge -420MB- or so. Has this disaster happened because I was not
patient enough for one operation to finish (it took ages), and may be I
saved it at the wrong moment? Any other possible explanations? Of
course, I noted the problem only *after* I had printed an A3+ picture,
on original Canon paper...

If you saved the image in .psd format, use your History palette to
review your images to see where the problem occurred.
I suspect that you did an EDIT TRANSFORM ????? but made an error in
the execution.
Bob Williams

Thank you, this sounds more likely than the selection theory. In any
case, from now on I shall save only in PSD (are there any problems
(apart from increased file size) in saving PSD?

In article , Bob Williams
writes


nobody nowhere wrote:
Please go to:
www.jwhite.demon.co.uk
When there , go for "lesinvalides-3"
Any comments on the running away bit of the roof on the left would
be greatly appreciated. I use Photoshop CS. I had to do a lot of
processing (eg. to correct convergence, Neat image, etc.) The file
was huge -420MB- or so. Has this disaster happened because I was not
patient enough for one operation to finish (it took ages), and may be
I saved it at the wrong moment? Any other possible explanations? Of
course, I noted the problem only *after* I had printed an A3+ picture,
on original Canon paper...

If you saved the image in .psd format, use your History palette to
review your images to see where the problem occurred.
I suspect that you did an EDIT TRANSFORM ????? but made an error in
the execution.
Bob Williams


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nobody

nobody nowhere wrote in
:

Thank you, this sounds more likely than the selection theory. In any
case, from now on I shall save only in PSD (are there any problems
(apart from increased file size) in saving PSD?


There is no real difference between the selection theory
and the theory that you did something wrong when doing
edittransform. The error might have been to leave an
unwanted selection before doing the transform. Personally,
I can not think of any other mistake that can give the
result you showed.

No problems storing in PSD - other than it being a
native PS format. Maybe some other tools cannot open
the file - e.g. for printing. The format is rather
complex and can contain stuff that are very PS
specific. You can always collapse the picture to
a TIF (in PS) before exporting the file to another
application though.



/Roland

Thank you, I am learning...

In article , Roland Karlsson
writes
nobody nowhere wrote in
:

Thank you, this sounds more likely than the selection theory. In any
case, from now on I shall save only in PSD (are there any problems
(apart from increased file size) in saving PSD?


There is no real difference between the selection theory
and the theory that you did something wrong when doing
edittransform. The error might have been to leave an
unwanted selection before doing the transform. Personally,
I can not think of any other mistake that can give the
result you showed.

No problems storing in PSD - other than it being a
native PS format. Maybe some other tools cannot open
the file - e.g. for printing. The format is rather
complex and can contain stuff that are very PS
specific. You can always collapse the picture to
a TIF (in PS) before exporting the file to another
application though.



/Roland

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nobody