Photoshop

When I preview an HDR image there is a big white block covering most of the image.

I have an outstanding case with Adobe technical support (very poor support).I append the case history to this summary: However to précis the problem. Since subscribing to PS CC I have been unable to split a video clip (with the scissors tool), when I try to do this I get a fatal error (ie PS freezes) by repeatedly clicking the OK in the error dialog the clip eventually splits but the error remains and I have to force quit out of PS. At Adobe's suggestion I have removed the preferences file (for PSCC), removed all previous versions of PS also used Adobes clean up tool to assist this, followed by uninstalling CC and reinstalling. A quirk is that on reinstall (this reverts to the early version of PS CC) the error goes away but when updating PS CC (being alerted to updates) the error returns.

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Basically, the title says it all. When I have a "Group" of Vector Smart Objects and I attempt to change the pixel dimensions using the dialog boxes in the menu bar during Transform Mode, Photoshop crashes. To be exact with a step-by-step: 1. Select layer of a group (folder) of 2 or more Vector Smart Objects. 2. Press [Control][T] to enter Transform Mode. 3. Select the "chain-link" between the "width" and "height" dialog boxes. 4. Right-Click the "width" or "height" dialog box to change to "pixels". 5. Highlight the numerical portion of the pixel dimension (to retain the "px"). 6. Type in a numerical value for the desired pixels. Immediately upon typing a number, Photoshop stops and, after a brief moment, pops up a window which says: "An unexpected and unrecoverable problem has occurred. Photoshop will now exit." The hardware that CS6 is installed is a "new" MacBook Pro 15" OSX 10.7.5, 2.6 GHz, 8GB RAM, 1GB video. This is a work computer provided by my employer which has other security

Photoshop CC 14.2: To replicate this issue: - Create a new image with white background. - Paint something - Add a new layer - Paint something more on this layer - Merge down - Try to paint something on the background layer and the program spits out a generic software error (In swedish "Det gick inte att använda penseln därför att ett programfel uppstod"). This happens sometimes even when I have tree layers where i merge to bottom two, but then the top layer becomes unreceptive. Workarounds: Add a new layer and remove the same. If the problem occurs on the background layer: make it a regular layer. Setup: Mac OS X 10.9.1 Photoshop CC

A feature has disappeared since the latest Photoshop CC update (14.2) 16/01/2014. If you Free Transform a layer or Marquee, you are presented with X: Y: W: H: etc. values in the top bar. If you want to change the units (i.e. % to pixels) you would ordinarily right click to reveal the context menu with your options. This feature does not currently work.

photoshop CS6: 1. Vector shapes tool: when trying to select, an error displays. 2. When multiple TEXT layers are selected, changing font size does not work correctly.

Procedure: Create an image with white background. Click “M” and draw a rectangle anywhere inside this image. Click “G” and fill in the rectangle with black color. Now, zoom in to the interface between the border of the black rectangle and its white surrounding. Zoom in as much as you can. Use “F8” key to display the Info Window. Now, move the cursor over the interface several times. You can notice that sometimes the Info Window show RGB values of white color even the cursor is located inside the black rectangle. It mostly occurs at the very border of the rectangle. That’s weird, isn’t it? Now, click “I” to select the Eyedropper Tool. Move mouse cursor over the interface again and watch the Info Window. When you are located inside the border of the black rectangle and the Info Window shows 255,255,255 click on the image. The Eyedropper Tool will pick the color of the pixel and change the RGB values in Color Window. What will you see? The Info Window will show 255,255,255 (those are inco

PS CS6 (13.0.4) on OSX 10.6.8, MacPro 1.1 If I have a few paths, and try to create a selection from one of them by cmd-clicking it, every time I'm on a layer which has a vector mask, the selection is created off that vector mask (whether it's highlighted or not).

Photoshop CS6, Using windows 64 bit When image interpolation is set in the preferences to nearest neighbor and also set on the toolbar on top to nearest neighbor my image blurs when using free transforms. This happens when I reduce something more then 70% in RGB color mode. Also the Image was a 2 color neutral image (a jaquard weave). Thanks, Frederick

When selecting several text layers, then switching to the text tool, the font-size displayed in the upper menu is wrong. It's usually more (last time it displayed 36pt, but both the layers were text composed in 14,3pt) I can provide psd for further investigation.

New iMac i7 and CS4. Tried to liquify and got the 'no more virtual tiles can be allocated' error message. I can't find a definition of virtual tiles. I have 16 gigs of RAM and 1 TB HD. Any help would be appreciated.

Here is the panel I'm talking about: The "vertical perspective" slider works as expected: sliding to the right makes the bottom of the picture bigger. Similarly, on the "horizontal perspective" slider, sliding to the right makes the right part of the picture bigger. However, the icon suggests the opposite: that the left is going to get bigger. Play with it for a second and you'll immediately see what I mean. They've just been accidentally switched in the UI, and need to be switched back. Of course, the functionality is all there, but this still trips me up almost every time. Seeing this in 13.0.3. Please fix.

Here's how to reproduce these conditions: 1) Draw some rounded rectangle. 2) Unlink the corner radius values and make one radius really big. 3) Re-link them again and make that big radius smaller again. The other corner radii will follow and while their values won't go below 0 in the input fields the actual shape will get distorted: Also after doing this my Rectangle tool (not Rounded Rectangle!) looks like this, although the shape snaps back to regular corners once it's been placed on the document: Using "Reset Tool" from the preset menu doesn't fix this.

In photoshop CS6, if you create, for example, three text layers and all of them have, let`s say 12px and then you pick one of them and increase the size of it with transform tool (I reapeat, not by adjusting value in the Character box, but by ctrl+T, transform tool) the new size of this layer will be, for instance, 15.22 px. Now, if you select all three layers and you want to readjust their size from the Character box by 14px, they don`t resize properly, I mean not all three fonts will have 14px in the end.

Issue: Using the new "Allow Tool Recording" feature in CS6 allows you to record brushstrokes. However, this functionality is broken with the clone and healing brush tools. Description: When recording use of the clone tool in an action with "Allow Tool Recording" enabled, replay of the clone tool gives "offset" results. Changing the zoom level, or moving the document on the canvas will give similar but different incorrect results on consecutive replays of the same action. Or, put another way - the action clones from the wrong place when replayed.

There seems to be a bug in the text tool in Photoshop CS6 that makes it impossible to select several text layers and set an exact font size for all the selected layers. Instead it's related to the scaling of the text field, which is extremely frustrating when you, as in every case, want to set a specific font size. I wonder what the rationale was behind this? In which situation would you want it like it is in CS6? All designers I've talked to don't understand the use-case for this. Who would actually want it like this? It worked really well in CS5 so please change it back to the way it was!!! By the way, the other new features like pixel snapping and the new crop tool is amazing improvements in CS6. More of that!

After update Photoshop cc to 14.1 the shortcuts "F5" and "alt-F5" are "delete" and "fill foregroundcolor". Before I had F5 for brushes and now it's not possible to overwrite the "delete"-command. Brushes only works if you have mark an area which you can't delete.

I'm hitting a hard, repeatable, crash. Happens every time I attempt to select a shape layer, with the shape arrow tool that is within a folder with a disabled layer shape mask on it. Here's a screencast: http://screencast.com/t/L4GIawYYf Here's a file to test with: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6...

I apologize for my bad English, I help with google traslator. After you upgrade to the latest version 13.0.2 on my macpro, an annoying error that prevents me from working correctly, concerns the info window color. When you create a level of color correction in a group, in the info window are not properly reported to the correct values​​. In practice shows no change. Can I go back to the previous version without having to reinstall everything? Or the bug will soon correct?

When using the number pad to change layer opacity 0 used to put the layer back at 100% opacity, but now it makes it 0% and the only way to get it back to 100% is to click off the layer and then go back and hit 0 or adjust it manually, but who wants to do that? If you can make it work like it used to that would be great.

I'm opening a new topic regarding the new text problems introduced with Photoshop 13.0.5 (Mac) and 13.0.1.2, which seem like a result of attempting to fix earlier font-size reporting issues. This is worse than before, because: 1) It happens a lot more often (I can open a new file and reproduce the bug easily). 2) Now some properties are "scale aware" and some aren't, resulting in quite a messy experience when editing text. Bug A (OS X, 13.0.5): 1) Open a new photoshop file. 2) Create a text layer, type a word, commit. 3) Using the transform layer tool, scale the layer up significantly (say 200-300%) 4) Using the text tool, select the word, copy. 5) Using the text tool, click empty area to create a new text layer, paste. Expected: Same text size the layer I copied AFTER scaling it. Actual: Smaller text as the text layer was originally created. Bug B (OS X, 13.0.5): 1) Create a text layer with "add space after paragraph" to 10pt. 2) Scale the text layer using the transform tool to 300%.

I've opened a 72dpi CS5 PSD in Photoshop 13.0.4 (Mac, 64-bit), and what's a 12pt is reported as a 23pt text in the dialogs. Here's where it gets strange. I open the very same document in Photoshop 13.0.1.1 (Windows, 32-bit) and the same piece of text is correctly reported as 12pt. Here's where it gets stranger. If I create a blank 72dpi document in Photoshop 13.0.4 on Mac and create a 23pt text, it's rendered at the correct size (over twice bigger than the first document I spoke about). But if I drag this text into the problematic document on 13.0.4, it remains the same size, and it's still reported 23pt. Let me take it slow here: I end up with two very different size text layers in the same document. But they're still both reported as 23pt. Again: in the same document. Two different size text. Both 23pt. I tried scaling the bigger one up a bit, with scale transform, to around 38pt. It displays as 38pt, but the text settings? They still show it as 23pt! It's as if every text layer has

Photoshop CC - Text Layer font size is not output correctly with javascript after image size has been changed. Reproduce: Create a document, any size (1024 for example.) Create a text layer and insert some text. Change text font size to something, i.e. 30. Change image size to 50% (512), (meta + option + i) Note that text size is cut in half (should be 15 if text was originally 30 for example.) Using javascript, output the size (layer.textItem.size) of the text layer to a txt file. Open the txt file and you will see that the size of the text layer was output as 30 in this example, it should have been 15.

Just a minor bug that's easy to reproduce: 1) Draw any Live Shape, e.g a rectangle. 2) Right-click on any anchor point in the shape and select "Delete Anchor Point". Note that this does not affect the "Delete Anchor Point" tool! 3) Move or transform the shape in any way. Photoshop will restore it to its original form (i.e add back the deleted anchor point(s)) since it still thinks it's a Live Shape.