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Dalkarls

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 03, 2013 8:42 am    Post subject: Zoom tool - Annoying box Reply with quote

Hi! First post on this forum and I would love if someone could help me out on this little problem which I asume is an easy fix but I dont know what to look for since I dont know the name of it.

Then I zoom and holding down spacevar to move over the picture (Im on a PC btw) it sometimes zoomes out in a rectangle/square which let me move around until I realese it again and it zooms in. This is making me mad! It feels like it's something happening on random and I guees checking the "Scrubby zoom" off will get rid of it? But I like the function to hold and zoom which I dont want to lose by checking "Scrubby zoom" off.

Does anyone recognise my problem? Is there a way to work around this?
(I added a pic trying to give a better idea what I'm struggling with. And yes, i drawed that hand.)

I'm currently working in PS CS5.

It would make my day if someone have has a fix for this!

Thanks in advance!

// Christoffer



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