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February 19, 2020

P: Hang while using Shawdows/Highlights tool with the Histogram panel showing (macOS)

  • February 19, 2020
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After latest update Photoshop 21.1.0 hangs while trying to use the Shawdows/Highlights tool. Spinning beachball appears and you have to Force Quit the app. Happens everytime.

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Participant
July 26, 2023

Hello, Do you still have the installer(AdobePhotoshop21-mul.dmg) that @Masioka published it?

jimkahnw
Known Participant
March 21, 2020
Latest update fixes the problem. Worked for me.
Participating Frequently
March 21, 2020
I had to sign out of Cloud Services and sign in again for 21.1.1 to show up.  Then it updated.
Participant
March 21, 2020
It's fixed. Using 21.1.1 from cloud and the update was automatic. Thrilled
Inspiring
March 20, 2020
So where's the update? I just checked in and 20.1 is still the latest
Inspiring
March 19, 2020
I guess you are right, he was polite and probably enthusiastic and for that I am truly grateful. The problem, as you say, lies in the training of on-line support staff and maybe Adobe, together with many other software companies need to beef this up.
Participating Frequently
March 18, 2020


I have Shadows/Highlights set as an Action and occasionally use it while editing live football matches. I have noticed that it is crashing Photoshop and the only way to stop it is with a Force Close.

My Ps version is 21.1.0 and I'm using a 2015 MBP with 10.14.6
Inspiring
March 18, 2020


(German Version of) Photoshop 21.0 to 21.1 crashes whenever I adjust highlights/shadows and the histogram-window is open. OS is MacOS X Catalina, Computers are a new iMac and a Macbook Pro (both late 2018).
Legend
March 18, 2020
This issue is fixed in the 21.1.1 update that went live last night.
jimkahnw
Known Participant
March 18, 2020
I feel your pain. Another inept "technician." He was probably very enthusiastic, polite, yet poorly trained. Adobe has a huge problem with quality control and tech support. But, to be fair, let us all acknowledge how complex the software is--a whole suite of integrated applications with enormous power. None of us can claim to be experts, despite how well we use the software, as there is always something new to learn. But, for the price we pay--year after year, support should be flawless.