installer download links Camera Raw 8.1 Macintosh Camera Raw 8.1 Windows ... View more

PNG is only available when the document is RGB or Gray, and is 8 or 16 bits per channel. Maybe you've been creating CMYK documents. CMYK docs can be saved to JPEG. JPEG supports 8 bpc only. If your doc is 16 bpc then Ps CS6 will do an on-the-fly conversion from 16 to 8 bpc when saving to JPEG but earlier versions of Ps require you to first convert 16 to 8 bpc for JPEG to become available. The SuperPNG plug-in should be put in folder: /Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS6/Plug-ins/ Optional Adobe plug-ins which can be downloaded separately from the Photoshop installer should be put in there, too. ... View more

Chris may be correct that there is a bug in the OS and not Ps CS6, but what he doesn't tell you is that something being done by Ps CS6 triggers that bug. A solution would be for Ps CS6 not to do that something since Ps CS5 didn't do the something. ... View more

Before troubleshooting further, update Photoshop - you have the 13.0 release of a year ago. If a perpetual licence then you should be running 13.0.1.1 for Windows (which appears as 13.0.1 in the Ps System Info). If a CC subscription, 13.1.2. Try Photoshop's 'Help > Updates...' command. ... View more

OK. That would've been clear if you hadn't only used the term smart-*** in a separate reply to Mylenium after replying to me. ... View more

caupwhiting13 wrote: Are you kidding?  Why are you coming down on Arkayem?  He is absolutely correct in his postings about Conroy's comments.  You should be directing your comments to Conroy. Do you have reading comprehension difficulties in addition to a hypocritical streak, Mr Angry? Arkayem's complaint about smart-*** comments was directed at Mylenium. ... View more

caupwhiting13 wrote: [...]  Do you dorks understand [...] You complain about the style of my replies while calling me a dork. Bl**dy hypocrites! You crack me up! ... View more

Arkayem wrote: I clicked the links!! When I click on UPGRADE, it does not give a price. It is grayed out!! Please don't answer unless you know what you are talking about! The links are working for me and other people today. They have worked for many others, recently. Your problems with the Web are not evidence that I don't know what I'm talking about. ... View more

NightSkyGuy wrote: The page he was pointed to was for an entire suite and only presents a "buy at $699" choice. That page has suites and individual apps. Now that he knows that it's "lying" about being a $699 option to buy, clicking makes sense. That's not a lie. Photoshop CS6 can be bought for $699. NightSkyGuy wrote: I used to similarly  sneer at people who kept asking me what photoshop to get until I realized how much Adobe muddied those waters!  Hint, there are about a DOZEN Photoshop products (or at least there were). I hardly think that the difference between a full purchase and an upgrade is analogous to the differences amongst "about a DOZEN" products. ... View more

I agree about the Web design being poor. However, what possible harm could come from exploring the "Buy" link to see if an upgrade is an option? ... View more

Again, you seem to be afraid to click links. Click "Buy" then you can buy an upgrade. ... View more

Many of Photoshop's filters are about 20 years old and in dire need of being updated/replaced with ones which work with bit-depths greater than 8. ... View more

Trevor, if you draw all the squares of a checkerboard then do 'Edit > Define Pattern...', the pattern definer will cleverly discard almost all your work and make an optimal tile containing only the repeating element of 2 squares x 2 squares. You get the same tile for far less work by doing what Noel said - define only a 2 squares x 2 squares pattern tile and do a Fill or make a Pattern Fill Layer with it. ... View more

Here's another way. Press M for Rectangular Marquee Tool and select a strip of gradient above "INNLAND". Press Cmd+T for Free Transform and stretch downwards to cover the type. Do the same procedure to cover the "A". ... View more

As I already said, Video Card Memory: 256 MB Ps 13.1.2 is programmed to not enable 3D when VRAM is less than 512 MB. In case you want to try 13.0.1, it allows me to use 3D with 256 MB although 512 MB is the stated requirement. ... View more

Video Card Memory: 256 MB Ps 13.1.2 is programmed to not enable 3D when VRAM is less than 512 MB. In case you want to try 13.0.1, it allows me to use 3D with 256 MB although 512 MB is the stated requirement. ... View more

Stack Mode works when a single Smart Object is targeted. (It's only available in Photoshop Extended and Photoshop CC, by the way.) ... View more

daffodilian wrote: I mentioned I have Timeline which means I have CS6 Yep, I noticed and deleted my sentence about you still not stating which version of Ps. I actually figured out how to add a static background layer to an animated GIF, but this is probably not the optimal method. I just place the image I want and then go to Layer --> Create Background From Layer and then it gets applied across all the other frames. That's as good a way as any and will work when the Timeline is in Frame Animation mode if the option "New Layers Visible in All Frames" is enabled. I'm now suspecting that you have the Timeline in Video mode, though, because... I did open the GIF as you instructed and then pasted the static image in as you instructed, but the options you said to select didn't appear in the Timeline menu. Any idea why? The menu items I mentioned should be in the Timeline panel menu if the Timeline is in Frame Animation mode, as it should be when a GIF has been opened. If the Timeline is in Video mode, such as when a video file has been opened, then the panel menu is different and doesn't contain the items I mentioned. Were you opening an actual GIF, i.e. a file with .gif extension, or a video file which you've been referring to as a GIF for some reason? ... View more

You should have one layer per frame of the animation regardless of where the GIF was created. Are you opening the GIF, as I instructed, or are you using Place command or dragging it into an already open document? ... View more

You don't say which version of Ps. Here's a way to do it in CS6: Open the animated GIF into Photoshop. You'll have a document with one layer per frame. Place/paste/drag the desired background image, move it to the bottom of the stack and if it's bigger than the GIF then do Image > Reveal All. Optionally convert it to an actual Background layer. Ensure the bottom layer is still targeted then, in the Timeline (animation) panel's menu, pick Match Layers Across Frames and click OK. Now the bottom layer will be displayed behind each frame. Edit: There is an option named "New Layers Visible in All Frames" in the Timeline panel. If that's enabled before you put the background into the animation document then the background will be automatically made to appear behind each frame. ... View more

JJ, I've never said that you intended to mislead or misinform. I pointed out a mistake by you and the irony of you accusing Corel of misleading people. Clearly, you are oversensitive to criticism: your talk of crime and guilt seems rather melodramatic. Anyway, you eventually admit to your mistake, which can't have been easy for you. Well done! ... View more

JJ, don't try your changing-the-subject tactic. I wrote nothing about quality of support from Corel. I explicitly and clearly stated what was wrong with your post about PSP scripting. In response to you wrongly claiming that PSP claimed to provide scripting but only provided the equivalent of Photoshop Actions, I wrote: "Incredible! Misleading, you say! It's your description of PSP scripting that's extremely misleading. Yes, you can record a script like recording a Ps Action but that's far from being the limit of PSP scripting. PSP scripting employs the Python language and an API is provided, making it similar to Ps scripting with JavaScript." And now you are trying to blame Corel for your posting misinformation in this forum. How come Corel didn't mislead me into thinking that their product is less capable than it is? ... View more

JJMack wrote: Conroy I did not want to miss lead anyone was just trying to show it is hard to evaluate what is what and a main point in my append was even similar application like PSE will not be satisfactory.  "the advanced Photoshop user will not be satisfied with PSE. They have a lot invested in Photoshop. Learning, developing tools and workflow's for it. They also have assets tied in to Photoshop." Yes you can add shells, Perl, Python and other to many thing and need to learn them and maintain them. And some users plates are full... JJ, fer cryin' out loud, here we go again! You made a mistake about PSP's scripting. I set the record straight so readers wouldn't be misinformed. Please don't add further misinformation. Give it a break, man! ... View more

It may be a non-starter for numerous reasons for many people but not for the reason that was wrongly claimed by JJ. All I was saying was that PSP provides Python scripting and not just macro recording. ... View more

JJMack wrote: Many will find these all lack key features that they use in Photoshop all the time.  While Paintshop Pro Ultimate list scripting as one of its features their idea of scripting is more like Photoshop Action feature.  Scripting is programming and can use logic.   So its even hard to evaluate other Image Processing applications for they will use feature name to mislead you make you think their Products  has the same features found in Photoshop.  Incredible! Misleading, you say! It's your description of PSP scripting that's extremely misleading. Yes, you can record a script like recording a Ps Action but that's far from being the limit of PSP scripting. PSP scripting employs the Python language and an API is provided, making it similar to Ps scripting with JavaScript. ... View more

alti2d, Step Backward and Step Forward are not availabe in Transform mode and Type-editing mode, for example. Notice that they are grayed-out in the Edit menu when they do not work. ... View more

The bugs certainly are stable... ...they've been there for a year! ... View more