Blue line in middle of image

Since you say you see that when using the paint tools, it looks the Brush Leash.

In photoshop go to Edit>Preferences>Cursors and uncheck Show Brush Lease While Smoothing

It also might be that you need to go to Edit>Preferences>Technology Previews and check Deactivate Native Canvas and restrt photoshop.

Hi!

I'm not sure why it is there, but if you cannot figure it out, I have a great way to fix it. I used to have this issue when I scanned something with an old scanner and found this technique to be really helpful.

Select the Marquee tool, and then down at the bottom of the Tool panel, click on the 3 dots that tell you there are additional tools.

Select the Single Column Marquee tool, and click on the column of pixels next to the blue line. Hit Copy and move over 1 pixel so that you are on top of the blue line and hit paste. It worked for me! If you can't figure out what and where it is, then try this technique.

Michelle

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@andrewc42757324 wrote:

Adobe made me stop using CS6

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It almost looks like a guide except it fades out at the top and bottom.

• Try toggling the visibility of the guides from the View menu or Control + ; 
• Try turning each layer on one at a time to see if it's on a layer

Photoshop CS6 will still work if you have hardware and an OS that will run it. Adobe has not stopped you from using it. If you upgraded your OS you can blame Microsoft for the incompatibility. 😊

~ Jane