How to predict the output is to view at 100%. That's all it takes.
All other zoom ratios are potentially inaccurate, for the reasons given above.
not really helpful when your working on a large stitched document. Especially of star, or some form without hard lines and structure.
Not having the ability to view the changes your making across a large area makes it difficult.
Zooming in to 100% doesn't really let you know.
I'm looking at a bunch of dots that combined in massive numbers make a recognizable form. The Milky Way.
I could downsize the document which would probably allow it to render more accurately when zoomed out...but then I sacrifice the quality, I worked hard to capture.
It is only a few small spots...the global adjustments, I can just repeat till correct.
I'm trying to get the balance right and fix a few issues with stitching...zoom to 100% and you can't tell if it is right...because it is now out of context.
I found using the blending options to knock-out blending of the layer close to black and close to white...helped thin the stars/excessive noise...and made it merge very close to what it looked like.
Also...I'm my case it is the stamped layer that renders closely/same to 100%...the active layers are further....I found this out because there was a couple straight lines in the stamp, that appeared blended zoomed out.
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