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Photoshop CC 2017. - The stacking order of paths does not behave the way it should after the April update of Photoshop CC 2017. What happened before:I drag the bottom path to the top, and the path that used to be on top, is now the second path.What happens now:I drag the bottom path to the top, and the path that used to be on top, now changes position with the path I'm dragging, hence it is now at the bottom! I work with many paths in my files and the stacking order is important, so me and others who use my files can easily find the right paths to use.Now... I end up spending a lot of time rearranging the stacking order by hand, and I have no idea if this is a bug, a setting I can't find, or a new feature that cannot be changed. But it's increasingly becoming a problem in my workflow. 

Photoshop CC 2018 I am in the second VIEW Mode ( full screen mode with menu bar.)The image to work on is not zoomed, meaning in fits in the screen frame.I move the image to any side so it is only partially visible on the screen.I press quick mask (Q) and the image immediately jumps right in the middle of the frame again.This is a new behavior and very annoying.This does not happen in full screen mode without any menu bar .

The shading effects in this do not work correctly.  The vertical shading effects are the reverse of the horizontal effects.    Meaning, if you have a point light in the center of an image, the light radiating to the sides will light bumps  correctly, but the vertical shading is backwards, as if the light was coming in from the top and bottom.  You can see this in the image I link to here:https://www.dropbox.com/s/plaxehhcdg9i0e3/LightingEffects.psd?dl=0The middle layer was rendered in CS6, and is correct.  The top layer is wrong.This worked correctly in CS6, but has since been broken, and is still broken in the current 2018 version.  This occurs with all three lighting modes; horizontal shading is correct, but vertical shading is inverted.

With the new CC 2018 layer based copy feature, "paste in place" does not paste anything from an action. The action will record an action step for the "paste in place" but the action step does not actually paste anything. Paste in Place does work correctly when doing in manually from the new layer copy feature. Also, paste in place works from an action if it is a selection copy, just not the new layer copy. Also, the regular paste command works in an action from the new layer copy feature (but will center based on transparency bounds).

In Photoshop 19.0, add a Linked Vector Smart Object from the library into your image.Choose Image>Trim. An error will occur and the graphic will become unlinked. Here's the problem in action: https://www.screencast.com/t/jRdrbiqcI

In photoshop CC 2015 (2015.1.1 20151209.r.327 2015) , when choosing File > Export > Export as... > Export all, I can't use the keyboard shortcut for paste to paste anything into the name field. Nothing happens. I can right-click and choose to paste and it works as expected.

PS - script - can't unlock folder with script which was generated by Script Listener #target photoshop app.bringToFront(); var idapplyLocking = stringIDToTypeID( "applyLocking" ); var desc10 = new ActionDescriptor(); var idnull = charIDToTypeID( "null" ); var ref5 = new ActionReference(); var idLyr = charIDToTypeID( "Lyr " ); var idOrdn = charIDToTypeID( "Ordn" ); var idTrgt = charIDToTypeID( "Trgt" ); ref5.putEnumerated( idLyr, idOrdn, idTrgt ); desc10.putReference( idnull, ref5 ); var idlayerLocking = stringIDToTypeID( "layerLocking" ); var desc11 = new ActionDescriptor(); var idprotectNone = stringIDToTypeID( "protectNone" ); desc11.putBoolean( idprotectNone, true ); var idlayerLocking = stringIDToTypeID( "layerLocking" ); desc10.putObject( idlayerLocking, idlayerLocking, desc11 ); executeAction( idapplyLocking, desc10, DialogModes.NO ); I am trying unlock this folder with script above but it doe

In past versions of Ps I was able to zoom in to where my cursor was using Alt+Scroll Wheel. In CC this no loner works. It only scrolls to he center of the canvas and I must move the bars to find my place, which can be choppy and slow. Overall, great product.

I'm doing a simple animation mockup and for some reason, a section of the smart object layer won't stay. The animation is simple. The iPhone just moved right then back left again. The bottom corner seems to always reset its position. No matter how many times I change the position once I move the timeline the size resets again. Any suggestions? I've been trying to google suggestions for 2 days straight and found nothing so far. I recorded my screen so you can see what I'm exactly doing. and I also provided the original file below just in case you would like to test it out yourself.   Note one thing I did try was changing to hold interpolation and going frame by frame and still doesn't work.   Tried going to the frame animation area and doing it that way. still no change.Original filehttps://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0YNedpgcDT8ajRRV0l0UFRuTkU/view Video Demonstration   

PsCS6/Mac10.7.4 - Keyboard entry of negative values in Curves adjustment layer in LAB mode will not allow three-digit numbers. Eg: -110 will only allow -11 and no more digits will enter. Can only adjust via slider.

Photoshop CC 2015.5.1 - Is anyone else having an issue with the Selection Tools not staying on All Layers? Has been repeatedly set to:Consistently reverts back to:I don't ever want it set to Active Layers, so I deleted the "Direct Selection Mode Toggle" keyboard shortcut a long time ago to keep from inadvertently changing it. I've saved a new Workspace after setting to All Layers, didn't make a difference. Don't know what more can be done to get it to stay. Any help?

Hello, i'm driving nuts here! I updated my Macbook pro 16'' this morning from Sierra to High-Sierra and now when i'm click a self made action in Photoshop CS6 with any preset of Nik software in it (Color efex, Analog, Silver efex or other related) Photoshop crashes. Hope someone can help me out here because I need to it for business.Thanks 

I've used Auto-Align and Auto-Blend to focus stack product images for years now, and although it was never fool-proof, the last few versions of Photoshop have done an increasingly poor job of detecting the areas of sharpest focus, particularly in images that lack a lot of detail. Where once I'd have to redo one out of ten manually, now it's more like 50/50.I'd rather not spring for Zerene or Helicon, as my needs don't quite justify the expense. Although Affinity Photo does a much better job than PS, its batch processing capabilities are not ready for prime time (at least not intuitive enough to easily graft onto my workflow). I guess my question is: is this a deprecated feature? It's rare for a Photoshop function to compare so badly to the competition, and it's been like this so long I can't help wondering if it's been abandoned in favor of more popular features. Am I waiting on a fix or do I need to learn Affinity's esoteric automation protocols?

I cannot select saved colors from the stored colors in the native (MacOS) color picker. This started after moving to High Sierra. Color picker works in other apps, just not Photoshop (CS6 or CC2018).  

Actions do not record the angle of a gradient in a gradient fill layer. So stuck with horizontal gradients in my action and have to make clumsy workarounds...* I have a gradient fill layer with a horizontal gradient in it.* I record an action where I change the angle fro 90 to 0 degrees (to make it vertical).* The action step records everything about my angle, except the angle... So when playing back the action the gradient fill remains horizontal.Tested on Ps CC2018.

[Edited: No one has commented on, or perhaps even read, my post below, which means that I can still edit it. So I changed the title from the more sanguine "Photoshop CC 2018 interprets Vibrance/Saturation layer differently than CC 2017."I think that this bug is a complete show-stopper. If Photoshop 2018 changes the colors, and the effect of flattening, compared to Photoshop 2017 and earlier versions, then I can't use it. And I find it surprising that others can use it, at least on images that were edited with earlier versions.Perhaps I am being overly shrill — I would love it if someone would check out and confirm or deny that this is a widespread bug.My original post follows.]I installed Photoshop CC 2018 (Macintosh, Sierra v. 10.12.6) and I find that the colors displayed in a file are different than they are in Photoshop CC 2017. This makes it impossible for me to use Photoshop CC 2018.I have a test file with two layers — an image and a Vibrance/Saturation layer. The file is in 8-bit

There appears to be a bug in CC2017.1 when selecting and rotating more than one object by entering a value into the properties panel. Instead of just rotating, the objects move in 3D space.   Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create 2 3D objects (I used simple extrusions) and merge into single 3D layer. 2. Select both objects in the 3D panel3. In properties enter -90 degrees into X rotation value Actual Result: both objects rotate but also both objects move Expected Result:: Both objects rotate only (without movement). This expected result works correctly in previous versions (I tried CC2015.5.2) Any Workarounds: Make the two objects into a group and rotate the group. Then rotation works as expected.

The behaviour of paths appears to have changed in Adobe CC. Before if you had 10 separate closed paths on path layer and you select one of the paths to convert it to a selection. After you pressed the 'convert path to selection button' all of the selected paths would stay selected and all of the other paths on that path layer would stay visible. Since Adobe CC, now when you carry out the above process and once you click the 'convert path to selection button' it deselects all of the selected paths and all of the other paths are no longer visible meaning you have to go back to the path palette, re-select the path layer and then reselect all of the paths again. This wastes a massive amount of time because what if the purpose of converting a group of selected paths was so that I can then apply a stroke to them? I now have to go back to the paths palette, select the path layer and then re-select all of the paths so that I can apply the stroke. That becomes a serious issue when you have 40 p

In the latest update to Photoshop CC 2018, character leading is broken. I cannot type into the box or manually adjust with the up down keys. This is a bit of a showstopper...

With this new release, this feature is not working anymore. In Photoshop CC 2017 I was able to drag/drop a new image into Photoshop and it was scaled correctly over the same size of the document I was working on. Now it places it randomly on the screen and I have to manually resize it to fit the respective document.  I've tried enabling/disabling this from the Preferences menu (General), restarting Photoshop, restarting computer, reinstalling Photoshop CC 2018. No luck.Did anyone else encounter this bug?

I don't know about the rest of you but since I updated Photoshop to the new CC 2017 my actions that I've either set up or purchased no longer work. This is a frustrating issue because this is how I primarily edit all my photos. I've purposely set up actions to help with my work flow and they do not work with this new update. Please fix this issue or point me in the right direction.

I'm having trouble with keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop CC 2017 running on Windows 10... I have to click around and punch the alt key to make them work 😕😕

Photoshop CC 2018: Exporting @15739213 worked fine until the latest update. When viewing @15739213 exports on a Retina screen (or 4K), they look blurry, like normal @1x. Not doing anything differently, nothing else changed expect for Photoshop updating to CC 2018.

I have the latest version of Photoshop (2018) and the latest Mac operating system (version 10.13.1).I kept on hitting the "." key by mistake, which would change the brush to the next one. So I deleted this shortcut from the shortcuts panel, but it keeps on working. I also tried to replace it by another shortcut, but the "." keeps on changing to the next brush.

I couldn't find a way to send a simple 'bug report' directly to Adobe, so I guess I'll have to write it as a "conversation" on their forums for Photoshop.So, I had to google on this problems for 30 mins before I could find a solution to this problem myself, but I'll describe it in a simple way: - Since most foreign keyboards don't "have" brackets (The "[" & "]" keys), it instead, for example uses the "," and "." keys instead for using changing the size of the brushes in photoshop.Only that, after I had updated my Mac version of Photoshop, I found out that I could only 'enlarge' my brush, but not 'minimize' it.As my google-ing about keycommand options had me find out, I saw that in the settings there existed another option that prioritized the brush sizing with ",".   (I believe it was something like, previous brush) So I deleted that short command and now everything is working the way I prefer it to.Hopefully this is adressed sometime soon, for the sake of other