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az · 19 June 2003, 16:15

I think it might be wise to also post this on the Matrox tech support forum, to make them aware of the problem, in case they aren't yet (which might well be, because they actually advertise P for use with PS, they'd want it to work flawlessly, I think).

AZ

**Maggi** · 20 June 2003, 07:56

what makes you think that this is a gfx card problem ?

**KeiFront** · 20 June 2003, 08:07

I guess this is a Photoshop problem Flith.

I get the same behaviour with Photoshop 6.0 (Geforce or Parhelia).

**bERNIE** · 20 June 2003, 08:09

Just checked this on my machine at work (Millennium I on NT 4.0) and it does the same - this is NOT a Parhelia problem.

Regards,

John.

**FLITH** · 20 June 2003, 10:43

Big thx Fellows

I have checked this on computer with ATi Radeon. Result - the same problem.
Uff... I will write to Adobe about this. I'm glad, because it is not a defect of video cards.

Best Regards,

**UtwigMU** · 20 June 2003, 11:22

Matrox G400 and Millennium I PCI same.

Who uses extrude -> pyramids anyway.

IMO the 255 is to high for extrude, do you get artifacts with lowever values of extrude as well?

**UtwigMU** · 20 June 2003, 11:29

WRT to Adobe: those corny filters were acquired when Adobe bought some company.

Since they include them only for the sake of users who use brightness/contrast instead of levels, curves and selective color mojo and they're really old, I doubt they'll optimize or correct them

**FLITH** · 20 June 2003, 21:19

Hi,

@UtwigMU
I used 255 for test only. Value = 100 is good. No artifacts.

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Parhelia and Photoshop = artifacts

Parhelia and Photoshop = artifacts

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