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How to disable Retina display (iPad)

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Since the iPad supports Retina display, it is difficult to enlarge or reduce the image.

Is it possible to disable retina display and open and work with files in lower resolution?

I found the method for Mac os in a past question, but I don't know the procedure for the iPad, so please let me know.

Published date : 5 days ago

Updated date : 4 days ago

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nekopi ◆

5 days ago
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There is no function to display iPad in low resolution.
If the scaling of the deformation is heavy, I think that it can be managed by setting the tool property.
When transforming, you can move it relatively lightly by using the above two interpolation methods (soft outline / hard outline).
For example, even if you want to transform with "high resolution", you can change the interpolation method if you change the size before finalizing, so set it to "high resolution" here.
Confirm the transformation. Try it.
Although it is superfluous, please try restarting the iPad itself. This may fix some minor errors.
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4 days ago

Thank you very much!
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nekopi ◆

5 days ago
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There is no function to display iPad in low resolution.
If the scaling of the deformation is heavy, I think that it can be managed by setting the tool property.
When transforming, you can move it relatively lightly by using the above two interpolation methods (soft outline / hard outline).
For example, even if you want to transform with "high resolution", you can change the interpolation method if you change the size before finalizing, so set it to "high resolution" here.
Confirm the transformation. Try it.
Although it is superfluous, please try restarting the iPad itself. This may fix some minor errors.
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nekopi ◆

5 days ago
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I made a mistake. It's not high resolution, it's "high precision (color average)". excuse me. m(__)m
Correctly,
[For example, if you want to transform with "high precision (average color)", if you change the size,
　　You can change the interpolation method before it is fixed, so change it to "high precision (color average)" here. ]
is. Sorry for the confusion.
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4 days ago
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Christa does not have the ability to disable/enable Retina display like MediBang. I learned a lot! I will try to deal with it in the way you advised. Thank you for your politeness.
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