Feature Requests

Currently the only way (other than with a script) to copy / paste the color of a shape layer is by double clicking, triple click the hex color, cmd+c, enter to close - then double click other shape layer, triple click hex color, cmd+v, enter to close. I've worked around it with a keyboard maestro recorded action but it would be great to have something native that allows you to copy paste shape colors through a shortcut.

...Please allow the '#' symbol to get pasted into the color picker hex input box. Many external color picker tools, such as, the Mac DigitalColor Meter, automatically add the '#' when copying the hex code and Photoshop won't let me paste it into the input box unless I first paste it to the document workspace as text, remove the '#', recopy and then paste it into the color picker hex input box. This would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. - Jon Nutting -

In filter liquify when we want to maximize or minimize the brush we have to go to the palete, why the developers of photoshop don ́t put that thing in the second button of the mouse....

Now a days when I work with 65mlnPx images from Hasselblad and PhaseOne - yours brush looks tiny. As a poweruser and betatester I now how to change it manually inside the application code - but I wish that this feature should be for everyone.

  Image is not available Id like to close the layer effects on multiple layers at once. Currently there seems to be no modifier keys to accomplish this.

Dear Adobe Gripe #13965 "It would be convenient to lock/ unlock... on multiple layers at the same time."

currently there's no way to set layer or fill opacity to 0 via the keyboard. Pressing 00 should work but it doesn't.

There are often times when I'd like to select several layers to color code them simultaneously via Layer Properties. For instance, I might want all pixel layers to be yellow and adjustment layers blue: or all layers added since yesterday's proof to be coded green, etc. Having to do this one layer at a time is a chore.

Feature request: Ability (as in After Effects) to select multiple layers and change opacity, blend mode or say layer color tag.

It would be fantastic to enable effects on grouped layers.

Just a couple days ago Adobe revealed on their blog their new pricing policy that will only allow discounted prices on upgrades for CS6 for only those that hold CS5. Here is the quote from that blog: "For customers who prefer to remain on the current licensing model, we will continue to offer our individual point products and Adobe Creative Suite editions as perpetual licenses. With regards to upgrades, we are changing our policy for perpetual license customers. In order to qualify for upgrade pricing when CS6 releases, customers will need to be on the latest version of our software (either CS5 or CS5.5 editions). If our customers are not yet on those versions, we’re offering a 20% discount through December 31, 2011 which will qualify them for upgrade pricing when we release CS6". Here is the link to that Adobe blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/... I believe that there are many Adobe CS users that will not be able to afford the subscription model, nor an upgrade with each cycl

I have tousands 300 resolution tiff pictures. I use Image prosessor change dimensions 640 x 640 pixels. I hope Adobe can add Image prosessor tool "Change resolution" button. I want change pictures jpg format and resolution 72

New tool within the "History Brushes" - the "Undo History Brush" - which use the history from the last step instead of the last snapshot

In Explorer or Finder when I drag a file, I can start dragging a file, then hold down CMD/OPT/CTRL/ALT to get options for creating a shortcut/alias or for moving/copying a file. Photoshop is inconsistent with this behavior. To copy a layer or layer style or mask, I must hold alt/opt key while starting a click-drag. This makes it less discoverable, especially if you don't know which modifier key to hold down. Windows explorer uses Ctrl to copy a file, while Photoshop uses Alt to copy a layer. I know the Photoshop behavior now but I used to be confused about it because I was used to the OS behavior.