Bug Reports

I've just updated to the latest version of Photoshop cc 2019 and since then when I have the brush tool selected the resizing/opacity HUD won't work as expected.In Photoshop CC 2018 the brush preview (i.e. the usually red overlay) look faded to the edges depending on the opacity level. like this:In Photoshop CC 2019 this works only if I use the HUD to change hardness instead of opacity, otherwise the brush won't show any fading, like this:Is there a way to show the fading edges in the preview even when changing opacity?

can someone give me a fool explanation on whats the difference between those two please.

Photoshop has become suddenly unusable. Almost every tool gives me an "Out of memory (RAM)" error and when I try to open the Performace pane I get the error in the title. I cannot get inside the settings, as this error keeps on popping up. I tried everything (reinstalling PS, deleting everything (including preferences), updating PS, updating Windows 10, switching to the latest Insider Preview). Nothing fixes this error.

Before I updated to CC2019 I created a workflow where I create versions of different templates in PS using artboards. Then I'd exports the artboards as separate .psd files for people in a different department to use. It worked wonderfully until I updated to the latest version of PS.Now I get the error in the attached image below when I try to do this.I've also attached screen grabs to get an idea of exactly what I'm trying to do.I've tried flattening library elements and smart objects. I've tried all the different options in the export options panel. Nothing changes.(was sent here by Adobe Customer Care on Twitter)

If you add a layer mask to a layer and start painting in it to hide/reveal pixels, if you undo the first brush stroke, the Art Layer becomes selected (unselecting the layer mask), therefore, when you start painting again, you're painting on the Art Layer, not the Layer's Mask. Happening in Photoshop 20.0.0 on Mac OS 10.13.6

This is a bug possibly connected to an unfixed 6-years old bug regarding the value for 50% gray in 16-bit mode in some Photoshop dialog boxes, see: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/photoshop_uses_the_wrong_50_gray_as_the_neutr...The problem:Using Apply Image (Blending: Add, Opacity: 100%, Scale: 1, Offset: -128) on two 50% gray (RGB values of: 16384) layers in 16-bit mode produces non-50% gray layer.Steps to reproduce (with correct 50% gray value of 16384): Create an empty document in 16-bit mode (of any size) Create an empty layer, named "A". Delete the background layer. Fill the layer "A" with 50% gray (Edit>Fill: Contents 50% Gray) Use the Info panel, read RGB values in 16-bit mode of the Info panel: 16384, in 8-bit mode: 128 Duplicate the layer "A", name it "B". Make sure the layer "B" is an active layer. Image>Apply Image: Layer: A, Blending: Add, Scale: 1, Offset: -128 Read the resulting value: 16320 (in 16-bit mode of the Info panel),

This is an ongoing issue it seems so moderators may want to move this post to an existing thread if applicable. I continue to have graphics issues in V20.0.2. Since pictures are worth a thousand words, let me sum this up with photos:I am masking the edge of a cloud layer against the background. The cursor is near the bottom of the screen and is in the process of masking the edge of the cloud. I'm using a soft brush (it seems this always happens while using the brush tool but no specific brush), and this is what is happening:This (below) is what it should look like:Here is my system and PS info:If you have further questions, please let me know. I can get rid of the problem (I think) by switching off the Graphics Acceleration, BUT that's not an option for me. I use a lot of things that require that option. My drivers are completely up to date as is PS. My workaround right now is to turn off the layer then turn it back on, but this is both time consuming and disruptive. I really hope

I edit photos with a lot of adjustment layers (15 or more). Occasionally, one of the layers is a photo filter layer, to warm part of the image. After making all these adjustments, the last thing I do is combine everything (background image and all it's layers) into a smart object where I do my final sharpening. I've noticed that in Photoshop CC 2019, when I package everything into a smart object, a color shift appears in the new smart object anywhere that I used an adjustment photo filter. Those parts shift from the yellow it was to pink/fuscia in tone. So, I open the smart object, and now the same problem is there. So, I re-adjust the adjustment photo filter. First, I highlight that layer, open the properties menu, and click the color so that the Color Picker pops up. As soon as I touch the scroll for the color everything pops back to the way it should be. It's as if there was no problem at all. So I save the psb, which updates the smart object. Most of the time this has fixed the pro

Adding a custom scale and set a shortcut for it. After saving it restored to nothing

I've seen this post here: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/larger_feather_radius which says how the selection feathering radius was turned up from 250 to 1000. I've confirmed that this is the case when using the GUI.However, when trying to do the same thing via scripting, either using the DOM or using the output of ScriptListener, values above 250 give the same visual result as putting 250 (and thus, different from when entering those values in the GUI).Specifically: app.activeDocument.selection.feather(new UnitValue(amt,"px")); and var desc1 = new ActionDescriptor();desc1.putUnitDouble( charIDToTypeID( "Rds " ), charIDToTypeID( "#Pxl" ), amt );desc1.putBoolean( stringIDToTypeID( "selectionModifyEffectAtCanvasBounds" ), true );executeAction( charIDToTypeID( "Fthr" ), desc1, DialogModes.NO );

I'm just not happy with this version of PS - it's buggy and frustrating.  When using Filter, Render, Lighting Effects PS crashes every single time.  I've also reported on this forum the problems with the Adjustment Layers and using Blend  modes. They are not working as they should.  The Constrain Link doesn't work. It's a bug. . . and yes I know that you don't hold Shift to maintain aspect ratio now but when you un-check the Maintain Aspect Ratio constrain link on the toolbar and then use transform it still maintains aspect ratio. . .  un-checking the link should disable aspect ratio shouldn't it? The shift key + transform disables aspect ratio but doesn't correspond with the constrain link on the tool bar. https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/cc-2019-blend-modes-not-workinghttps://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/cc-2019-layer-blend-mode-color-isnt-working-c...https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_fa

In the "Select and Mask" dialog the default keyboard shortcut for "Decrease Brush Size" on german keyboard layouts is not working. The default key is the "Ö"-key. It gets registered as the "O"-key and therefore changes the view to "onion skin" instead of changing the brush size.

It's an old bug ... but still annoying:Before Photoshop 2015.5 Generator exported only visible layers. Since 2015.5 all layers are exported, that leads to complexity, unwanted files and unnecessary work.Adobe planned to fix this bug (internal bug number is PS-3724) in spring 2017, but it seems their mind has changed ...So, please Adobe, fix it in spring 2019.Dear readers, please like this post, maybe it helps.

The "automatically create new snapshot when saving" function in the Document History in Photoshop CC 2019 is not working at the moment, the snapshot is not created.

When you "export as", Photoshop will choose the last folder you exported to, not the folder where your PSD is saved, which 2018 did. Is that intentional?It makes more sense to choose the folder you are working in, not the last one.

having strange redraw issues...Type gets cut off, images lose their masking. Here's a link to a video of one of the issues.https://www.dropbox.com/s/r8co8nl05z5pvm3/photoshop_issues.mov?dl=0latest version 20.0.1Mac book pro 2017Radeon Pro 560 4096 MB Intel HD Graphics 630 1536 MB

Hello!There is a behavior change that had existed in many earlier versions of Photoshop that no longer works, and though it appears to be minor, is wreaking havoc on my complicated actions and workflows. I am running this on an iMac, MacOS 10.14 Mojave.Expected behavior (2018 and earlier):I click on a folder or layer in the Layers palette.I hold down [command)+New Folder button at the bottom of the Layers palette.A new folder is created BELOW the originally selected folder or layer.New behavior (2019):I click on a folder or layer in the Layers palette.I hold down [command]+New Folder button at the bottom of the Layers palette.A new folder is created ABOVE the originally selected folder or layer.This is the same behavior as if I did not hold down the [command] modifier.Please fix this.Thank you,Bruce

I am trying to use the monotone/duotone options in Photoshop 2019. I choose my color and click on the curve to adjust the values. If I decide I don't want a certain value in the box, I delete it, but instead of staying as an empty box it will place a 0 (zero). When you click OK, this causes the curve to go completely wonky. This did not happen in previous versions. Anyone else having this issue? The attached is just to show the zeros in the boxes (box 30, 80, and 95) where they should be empty. Even when I tab over to the next boxes a zero will be inserted.I have updated to the most recent Photoshop  20.0.1 release hoping this would have been fixed but the issue is still there.

Found a problem. With latest version of PS and Nvidia drivers - eyedropper tool cannot sample colors outside PS window. it only samples black. Here is my full test case: https://forums.adobe.com/message/10230354#10230354

I have mentioned this earlier, but I think the smoothing effect in photoshop behaves wrong. THe main smoothing works, but the way it catches up doesn't make sense and is very annoying when painting. What I mean is that you move the brush to a new location, with smoothing on it lags behind, but when you stop the cursor, the stroke stops a certain distance from where you end your stroke. So you have to guess when you should stop paint for the line to stop at the right place. The stroke should have a minimum speed and maximum speed (which is what smoothing % increase/decrease), so it catches up with the cursor like a trail in water or as how inertia would naturally behave.

When I mouse over photoshop it brings the window to top. This is really annoying. I use "Activate a window by hovering over it with the mouse" / Mouse follow focus / XMouse window tracking. To enable this, follow one of the directions listed here https://superuser.com/questions/954021/how-do-you-enable-focus-follows-mouse-in-windows-10 or use this tool https://joelpurra.com/projects/X-Mouse_Controls/

Help, I download MacOSmojave and now photoshop cc 19 keeps crashing I have uninstalled it and installed it again, I have shut my iMac down and opened again with the shift key to reboot, can some one help me please

Save crashes CC2019 works in CC 2018<xml version="1.0"><!DOCTYPE AdobeCrashReport SYSTEM "AdobeCrashReporter.dtd"><crashreport serviceVersion="2.0.3" clientVersion="2.0.3" applicationName="Adobe Photoshop CC" applicationVersion="20.0.1" build="20181029.r.41" source="Windows-Client"><time year="2018" month="12" day="18" hour="9" minute="13" second="0" timeoffset="-300" timezone="Eastern Standard Time"/><user guid="0d19c2bc-7755-4fcd-a9e9-8f89bd2836f1"/><system platform="Windows 10 Pro" osversion="10.0" osbuild="17763" applicationlanguage="en-us" userlanguage="en-US" oslanguage="en-US" ram="40885" machine="Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 0 @ 2.00GHz" model="Intel64 Family 6 Model 45 Stepping 7" cpuCount="24" cpuType="8664" cpuFreq="1995 MHz"/><crash exception="EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION" exceptionCode="0xc0000005" instruction="0x00007FF69747C6AF"><backtrace crashedThread="0"><thread index="0"><stackStatement index="0" address="0x00007

In the Save/Export-dialogue:When I want to save a file and I click on a name in the folder I'm in, PSD not only takes over the filename but also the extension, which if course is wrong.You can see it in this very short movie I made:http://www.hoch7.ch/custom/psdFileextension.mp4Best, Lorena

I saved a psd file that I had been working on for days. I was saving as I was working on it, just in case. Yesterday, I saved it onto my desktop, and closed the file. I went to open it directly afterwards, and I got the error message: COULD NOT COMPLETE YOUR REQUEST BECAUSE OF A PROGRAM ERROR. I went to the forums and tried some of the thing recommended. I tried opening it on CC 2018, 2017, 2014 all upgraded, including the Cloud, and it won't open my file in any of the versions. I am on a Mac OS Sierra 10.12.5. This is not the first time this has happened, it first happened in January, right after the new year, with about a dozen png and psd files that I had been working on at that time, that I now can't use or know how to open. They open fine in Preview, all the detail is there, but will not open in photoshop. Some of these files have massive amounts of layers, just thought I'd add this. To top this off, photoshop would not let me save some items in png format, and I couldn't figure o