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P: Photoshop Info panel does not match to selected Mode

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
February 26, 2025
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David29028790hcy4

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Confirmed fixed!

nikunj.m

Community Manager

If someone is still experiencing this behavior, please ensure that you have Photoshop 26.5 installed on your machine.

Ged_Traynor

Community Expert

@nikunj.m I can confirm it's working in Photoshop version 26.5

nikunj.m

Community Manager

Thanks for confirming @Ged_Traynor! Pinning a comment at the top.

Thanks,
Nikunj

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axelb1021337Author

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Yes, it does!

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Solar99

Known Participant

Finally - it works in Photoshop 26.5.0.

nikunj.m

Community Manager

Thanks for sharing the update! Can someone else also confirm if it's working in Photoshop 26.5?

Thanks,
Nikunj

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CarlosMesquita_influxus

Known Participant

A versão mais recente do photoshop, está com bug no menu "info"

Está com as opções de cores trocadas, e quando se consegue descobrir qual é a troca e deixar da maneira como vc quer, ao reiniciar o photoshop as opções escolhidas são resetadas.

A solução é usar a versão anterior (26.30) enquanto a Adobe não corrige esse bug.

Jeff Arola

Community Expert

Looks like this bug that has been reported:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-photoshop-info-panel-does-not-match-to-selected-mode/idi-p/15180956

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fafnorcal

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There seems to have been some change distributed. I've always done manual update installation. Somehow, CC got reset to auto-update. Sadly, Adobe has a long history of using their customers to trap code regressions. While performance has improved in recent years, there are still too many customer-found regressions. I've always taken the point of view to hold-off on any new release for at least a couple of weeks before deploying on my machines, hoping that the worst case regressions while have been found by that time. I turned OFF auto-update in CC and will check to make sure it stays that way.

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fafnorcal

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I was experiencing the same problem. Open the info panel, intending to explore image with eye dropper. Using info panel fly-out menu panel options, I tried to set the second color to LAB color but the display showed CMYK. The workaround is to use the eyedropper pull down (in the info panel) and select LAB which is then the displayed color model. I'm using Ps 26.4.1 on a Mac Studio running macOS Sequoia 15.3.1. (I still have last year's Ps installed and it was not experiencing the same problem.)

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GarethLind

Known Participant

The old version works. The newest 26.4.1 doesn't. Things like this are why I don't like upgrading. Always new and unpleasant suprprises with Adobe updates!

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David29028790hcy4

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Confirmed that work around works. Curious the HSL option is there but grayed out,