P: Liquify lightens result on 16 bit/channel images

Downloaded and installed the latest version of Photoshop CC this morning and this afternoon while using the liquify tool, after I finished with that tool and clicked OK, it took me back to the photo but there is a lighter colored box around the area that I used the liquify tool on. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Any update on when this will be fixed. Same issue with Windows 10.

but the new UI is so pretty!

Just do what I did and roll back to the previous release. Better than trying a workaround I left a how to roll back post a free posts up

Even with pressed option (Alt) key while starting Liquify I meet the following:
When I mask the area which I do not want to be affected with Liguify, Photoshop crushes.
Here is crush report:
Google

So,

lots of new version, lots of bugs or "features" which seems to be great according programmers or management, but is really NOT GOOD for profi work. PSD, the same LR..

I think than adobe HAVE TO return to his former position of SOLID partner or - lost his position be leader in the market.

Workaround for Mac users (I do it and it is ok) - if U use Time Machine or have backup BEFORE the last PSD update - then:
- quit PSD
- go to Application folder, find Adobe Photoshop CC 2015, rename app to Adobe Phoshop cc 2015.xxxx (for instance)
- copy older app from backup to appropriate folder in Application
- start PSD and make sure this is the old one - liquify have white background

Enjoy (and sorry 4 my "massa-bob-english")

1. Graphic Processor is ON, Liquify on a Smart Object.
- 16bit:


- 8bit from 16 bit:


- 8bit:


2. Graphic Processor is ON, Liquify on a new layer.
- 16bit:


- 8bit:


3. Graphic Processor is OFF, Liquify on a Smart Object.
- 16bit:


4. Graphic Processor is OFF, Liquify on a new layer.
- 16bit:


5. If you made Liquify on a 16 bit Smart Object when Graphic Processor is ON, and then reopened and converted it to 8 bit when Graphic Processor is OFF.
- at first changed mode (16 bit to 8 bit) inside Smart Object and then the whole document:


- changed mode from 16 bit to 8 bit only inside Smart Object:


- converted image into 8-bit image, while inside the Smart Object is 16 bit:


6. If you made Liquify on a 16 bit new Layer when Graphic Processor is ON, and then reopened and converted it to 8 bit when Graphic Processor is OFF:

No worries. I had to do it myself to avoid the not so good "workarounds"

Saved me bro! Thanks alot 🙂

Jitka use this solution to roll back:

http://www.comeseemy.photos/blog/2015...