hi why the fuck is this happening. why is it looking so lq....

How many pixels per inch did you set?

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>>2574735
300 PPI, and it looks totally fine at 100%

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>>2574740
here's what it looks like at 100%

>>2574734
For as long as I've known anything was wasn't on 25/50/100% looked like shit for me.

>>2574750
how do you adapt to it? i can't remember if it's been like this all along or if it's only because i reinstalled photoshop

Photoshop has always been like that to me as well, and I've been using it since CS2

>>2574734
Update/reinstall graphics card drivers maybe?

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There is one option in Photoshop's Performance that you have to adjust.

Now go figured out which one

Found this post in an old Conceptart thread.

>The pixellation is purely a display thing. In more recent versions of Photoshop (CS4 and 5 I think), in preferences under performance there is a checkbox for "OpenGL drawing". if you enable this option your image can display without pixellation at other zoom levels.

What happens if you save the image and view it as a PNG / JPG / whatever?

>>2574734
Older versions of photoshop are fucked, either live with it or get recent versions

>>2574734
Have you tried turning it off and then on?

>>2574734
Change it to 1920 by 1080