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karl der suchende
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June 19, 2014
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in photoshop CC 2014 where did the oil paint filter go? it is the filter i need for almost every photo

  • June 19, 2014
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I cannot find the oil paint filter anymore in the recent version, it is not hidden in the paint galleries. I hope that Adobe did include it otherwise i cant use the updates anymore....

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      解決に役立った回答 PECourtejoie

      Hello, it is not available anymore in CC(2014) hence why it is installed side by side to CC.

      The info was posted a few months ago: http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2014/04/photoshop-spring-cleaning.html

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      Cristi Kerekes
      Participant
      December 9, 2015

      How to fix the Oil Paint filter in Photoshop CC 2015: http://eyestocker.com/2015/12/how-to-fix-the-oil-paint-filter-in-photoshop-cc-2015/

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      aa_lique
      Participating Frequently
      December 8, 2015

      Wow! Hadn't noticed. Thanks gener7

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      aa_lique
      Participating Frequently
      December 8, 2015

      YIKES! OpenCL

      Geez! You mean I have to buy a new computer to use this function!!

      REALLY!!?? Come on ADOBE you are costing me a fortune. Everything these days is about money.

      Now if I can only find a job in these freaking country.

      Guess I'll just stick to Impressions for now

      gener7
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      gener7Community Expert
      Community Expert
      December 8, 2015

      If you have a CC subscription, you are entitled to use the older versions with the Oil Paint filter as well as CC 2015.1

      Install Photoshop CC if you want access to the older filter. Instructions at this link:

      How to Find and Install Previous Version of Adobe Apps in CC 2015 | Adobe Customer Care Team

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      garyt95139379
      Participant
      November 28, 2015

      unbelievable ... why is it i am so much more productive with an older version and on windows than i am on mac ... crap!!!

      CoSA_DaveS
      Adobe Employee
      CoSA_DaveS
      Adobe Employee
      December 8, 2015

      The Oil Paint filter is now back again! (as of the recent 2015.1 release) Note that it's now found under Filter > Stylize > Oil Paint...

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        wdburgdorf
        Known Participant
        December 8, 2015

        Thanks for the great news. This gives me some hope back, that Adobe actually cares about their customers. For me, the filter is always greyed out, so I cannot use it yet. But I'm now sure there's going to be a fix for that.

        calasade
        calasade
        Participating Frequently
        July 27, 2015

        This is gone? ARE YOU SERIOUS?


        Lovely. Just lovely.

        Good thing I still have CS6, but still, this is incredibly disappointing and makes me regret in a large part that I signed up for CC. I expect a better and more robust product rather than one which loses features since I'm forking over a good amount of money annually.

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        wdburgdorf
        Known Participant
        July 28, 2015

        The update to CC2015 removed all old versions. Rather than trying to get an old version back for the oil paint filter, I went looking for an alternative. What I found is this: Krita. Huge wealth of filters. Will take some time for me to learn, but at least I can get some oil paint like effect that hopefully won't disappear from one version to the next ... And, ahem, it's free. And so far it seems less buggy than PS CC2015.

        Ryker Vorton
        Ryker Vorton
        Participant
        June 29, 2015

        The only walkaround this problem i have found was to have the first version of CC installed in my computer too, so i use cc2014 (now 2015 i guess) for all photo processing but when i want to use the oil paint filter i just loaad the image in the old version. Not the most comfortable solution, but easy enough

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        aa_lique
        Participating Frequently
        June 26, 2015

        Sorry Wandawega.

        It's gone. I hate that too.Not to have an option sucks. When they made the switch, I was in the middle of a project after working a year to establish a style. I had to re-install the CS6. If you can afford it get Topaz Impressions. It is super and I rarely even bother with Photoshop filter gallery anymore

        alpera93986031
        alpera93986031
        Participant
        June 12, 2015

        shame or a huge adobe photoshop cc oil paint filter for iOS have been put to shame really that the EU establish Is it the hell puts cs 6 for the past few months shy of people.

        Royi A
        Royi A
        Inspiring
        March 4, 2015

        Anyone knows how it works?

        What each parameter did?

        JJMack
        Community Expert
        JJMackCommunity Expert
        Community Expert
        March 4, 2015

        ???? It been removed how can it work.... there are no parameters

        JJMack
        Royi A
        Royi A
        Inspiring
        March 4, 2015

        I meant its algorithm.

        How does the algorithm work, what are the parameters?
        Maybe something similar can be done.

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        Pixelmaster-ds
        Participant
        February 16, 2015

        still no reply from adobe ggrrr :@ make oil paint filter for CC 2014 poeple !!!! make it happend !!!

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        schwaby
        Participant
        February 13, 2015

        I don't want to run 2 versions of Photoshop either andy more, it is a ridiculous solution. I need oil paint. I use it everyday, Adobe- get it together and add an oil painter filter that works with all CC versions PLEEEEEEAAAASE.

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