Photoshop Voreinstellungen: Cache

kann mir jemand das erklären, was das genau ist, und welcher Wert da drinstehen sollte? :crazy:

 

*schulterzuck*
Ich habs bei 4 gelassen.

 

ichmeine mich erinnern zu können dass mal ein Kollege behauptete, die Zahl solle möglichst klein sein !?

 

Adjusting the Image Cache

Photoshop uses image caching to redraw high-resolution images on-screen faster. With image caching, Photoshop quickly updates a low-resolution version of an image as you edit it. To enable the Image Cache option, specify the number (1 to 8) of low-resolution versions you want Photoshop to store (cache). The more versions you specify, however, the slower Photoshop will open image files. Photoshop's default Image Cache setting is 4. Setting the Image Cache option to 1 disables image caching; only the active screen image is cached. Setting the Image Cache higher than 4 improves the performance when working on larger images, by redrawing them faster.






Note: Image Caching may cause a less accurate preview. When needed, view files at 100% to ensure an accurate preview.








To adjust the Image Cache setting:

1. Choose Photoshop > Preferences > Image Cache.

2. Enter a value from 1 to 8 in the Cache Levels text box. Click OK.

3. Restart Photoshop.

http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/317280.html

Also kleine Bilder - kleiner Cache, große Bilder - großer Cache.

 

aha. also auf 4 lassen, weil kleine und große Bilder abwechseln

 

...oder jedes Mal umstellen und neu starten

 

ochnööö :klimper: