P: Liquify lightens result on 16 bit/channel images

Just that. It is messes the whole workflow.

I had to actually roll back to the previous version which is not a problem, but there should be an option to "Skip one update" in the creative cloud dashboard as it now shows that there is an update for Photoshop, but how would I know when the bug free one is released if it always appears as iif there is an available one?

I don't think I am imagining things, but I believe there was an option to "skip the current update" for individual apps in previous versions of the CC.

After the Lightroom import issue and the liquify bug I think Adobe should reintroduce beta testing and implement the "skip one update" option in the CC dashboard.

Here is a little how to: rollback to the previous version.

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

On a particular image, when I use liquify on it the areas modified change brightness and contrast.

I can't find a way to get the previous version... it's not showing in my "Previous Versions" tab. 😞

What is the ETA on this being fixed? As a working photographer this is unacceptable. I have deadlines and cannot work with this.

When I use the liquify tool it returns the attached image showing a mismatched color where the tool was used.

I am running a high spec and new Mac Desktop. The latest update of PScc has an error within the Liquify tool section. When alterations are made with the tool and you return to the main module a rectangular shape covers the amended areas and this is also very overexposed. The last version was better and I hope you rectify quickly as I know many others are suffering and frustrated with the errors in the last few updates

ha-ha, community moderator removed my comment as "off topic".
At least we know that moderators do their job well, even better than programmers.

Dear Adobe, my workflow is sufficiently slowed down with all these bugs, I am spending more time than before. Of course, I can install previous version - CC2014 or even CS6, but I can stop my subscription at any time and change Photoshop to another software as I did it already with LightRoom.

Deleting negative comments will not calm angry users down.

Same issue here on Windows 7 professional.

nice idea but why should they?

you pay subscription anyway and you play the betatester for free.