Photoshop (Beta)

Bug report template:Issue: Photoshop version: 27.10 & 27.11 Beta OS: Windows 11Steps to reproduce:Use a black/white brush or gradient on a mask Expected result: A smooth gradient or brush markActual result: Grey banding occurring, looking like a low colour bit-depth is being used (when the image mode is 16-bit). I tested the same image on multiple versions. I get smooth gradients and brush marks on Release version 27.5 and Beta 27.9, but I see banding when I update to 27.10 and 27.11.I have checked all my gradient and brush settings and made sure they’re identical between all versions of the apps. I have tried playing with brush spacing, smooth and gradient dithering and classic vs smooth method, but that doesn’t make much of a difference.I have also tried toggling Use OpenCL on/off in the graphics preferences but it doesn’t help.I have Use Graphics Processor ticked on, Use OpenCL off, Anti-Alias Guides and Paths on, 30-bit display off and GPU compositing on. My GPU is an RTX 4080.

when we edit the image  remove the background option that time error comes coudnt’ find background to remove ...

I can only get Generate Image to work with the latest Firefly Fill model. Not with any of the partner models (Win 11 desktop and laptop - the former running only the most current Ps production rel. 27.6 and the latter running only the latest Ps beta - not both on the same machine). Also, after trying to use reference image with a partner model it’s impossible to delete or remove the downloaded reference image. The trash can icon in the ref image dialog box doesn’t delete or eliminate the downloaded ref image. I’ve tried with multiple different base and reference images. And, I’ve tried by writing a prompt 1st (then the Generate button grays out) or making the selection and trying to establish object only and place in the selected area then choose the partner model. Neither approach works. It only works with the latest Firefly model - no partner models and I prefer working with Gemini and having the flexibility to use prompts.

When selecting the Crop Tool while a selection is active, Photoshop usually sets the crop area to the selected area by default. Now, this no longer works.

.tif file appears washed out only in Photoshop Beta with GPU enabled. The same file displays correctly in regular Photoshop. Turning off Use Graphics Processor fixes the appearance. 

When I isolate an object to rotate and chose Edit/Rotate Object the layer turns blank. Trying with different images and settings always results in the same blank layer. Sounds like a great feature, but I have not gotten it to work.

​When using GPU with HDR enabled monitor, all image content is dark.This is new with the Aug 2 version of V27.10 (today). Nothing changed but installing the update.Windows 11 - 25H2 26200.8875Adobe Photoshop Version: 27.10.0 20260802.m.3625 8f8ccb9  x64 (beta, PublicBeta)GPUName: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 TiMonitor: XG27UCG  (ASUS ROG XG27UCG)(See included .txt for more)This is how a page normally looks (and still looks in PS 27.8) This is how it looks in today’s 27.10 - I had to cheat to get this, because the image looks fine in an SDR screenshot, but this level layer reproduces what I see:This is a greyscale image, but I get the same issue in RGB photos.Note that the UI rendering is fine, and if I copy the image to another app, or move PS to another monitor, it looks fine.  I can fix this by either Edit → Preferences → Performance → Use Graphics Processor - Off  or by Windows Settings → System → Display → HDR → HDR - OffFor now I am working around this by disabling HDR because obviousl

Finally fix the bug where, when working with smart layers and going back to the main layer that contains the others, it doesn’t remember the changes made!

I saw there was a new parametric filter called embroidery. I wanted to try it, but every time I do, it shuts down photoshop and I get that little box that says "An error has occurred and photoshop needs to shut down." I have tried several times and same result. I am running Windows 11. 

Cuando abro una imagen sin fondo en vez de aparecer el fondo tipico me aparece uno blanco opaco y cuando desactivo la opcion del procesador grafico se arregla, tuve que volver a la version anterior para que no aparezca ese erroradjunto capturas donde se ve el error 

The "Export As" window is glitching, which sometimes makes it go behind Photoshop. Additionally, its size does not stay adjusted as usual and it is always smaller. I have to resize it every time I open the program and use the "Export As" function.Another problem is that the file preview is pixelated, which does not happen in the regular version. This started in this last beta update; it didn't have this problem before. Furthermore, the image only looks good if I set the zoom to 100%. However, I cannot see the full image with good quality like before because it goes past the borders. I have to keep moving it to see the corners that do not show up. Image from Photoshop (Beta) version 27.9Previous version 27.8 is perfectly normal and trouble-free.Image from Photoshop version 27.8 

 PROBLEM :  Images have Washed colours when opening any image in Photoshop after updating to 27.9.0 (Beta) Mac release.SEVERITY : URGENT.Ps Preferences > Performance > Use Graphics Processor is Checked. Ps Preferences > Technology Previews > Precise colour management for HDR display is Unchecked. View > Proof colours Unchecked.DETAILS :Opening any image or duplicating any image with an embedded icc profile (jpg, psd png etc.), it appears the embedded icc profile is not read.Updating seemed to have reset all Custom Color settings.After update I found Color Management Policies off, Profile Mismatches Ask When Opening UNchecked, and Missing Profiles Ask When Opening Unchecked.My custom Color Settings were not preserved through the update.My Saved Custom Color Settings are not found under the pop-up Settings.Reseting Working space to RGB: Adobe RGB(1998) and Color management Policies to Preserve Embedded Profiles and checking all “Ask When Opening” does not seem to have an a

Bug courbes personnaliséesLorsque j’importe mes fichiers de courbes en .acv, je peux les utiliser de suite, en revanche dès que je ferme le logiciel et que je veux réutiliser les courbes précédemment importées, j’ai cette fenêtre qui apparaît et qui supprime mon paramètre de courbe personnalisé. Je dois donc les charger à chaque nouveau lancement du logiciel.

firmware .2727 when trying to have software select subject:error "can not complete your request  a pop up says Subject classifier model not loaded correctly.  

Photoshop Beta 27.9.0 (macOS) – PSD becomes unreadable after "Stamp Visible" (⌥⌘⇧E) and SaveEnvironment* Photoshop Beta Version: 27.9.0* Operating System: macOS* File size: approximately 291 MBDescriptionI created and edited a PSD normally in Photoshop Beta. There were no crashes and no Beta update between editing and saving.The final action before saving was creating a merged visible layer using the shortcut ⌥⌘⇧E ("Stamp Visible" / "Merge Visible to New Layer").Immediately afterwards I saved the document using File → Save.Since then the PSD can no longer be opened.Photoshop displays the message:"The document could not be opened because it is not compatible with this version of Photoshop."I am using the same Photoshop Beta version that created the file. I do not have another Photoshop version installed.Another PSD created on the same day opens without any problems.Additional observations:* The PSD file is approximately 291 MB.* The file was saved directly to the local disk (not cloud s

Photoshop Beta 27.9 on Apple MBP M1 Max running OSX Tahoe 26.5.2When I look at an image in Lightroom it looks as it should, however when I open it in Photoshop it appears very bright, as if a curves or gamma has been applied to it. If I open the “covert to profile” menu the preview looks normal. If I turn proof colors on it appears as it should. However with proofing off it returns to it’s very bright state. Same as with anything that shows a preview, preview looks normal. I tried Sony ARW raw files and tif’s, no difference.It was ok on Friday, problem started with open today, July 13th.See attached screenshots Any advice on how to resolve this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

After updating Photoshop Beta to version 27.10.0, all RGB PSD documents appear significantly brighter/overexposed.The same PSD files display correctly in the current release version of Photoshop on the same Mac.SystemMacBook Pro 16-inch (2021) Apple M1 Pro 16 GB RAM macOS Tahoe 26.5.2External monitor:ASUS PA279 (4K via HDMI)The issue occurs on both:Built-in Liquid Retina XDR display External ASUS PA279Tests performedSame PSD files display correctly in the release version of Photoshop. Problem exists only in Photoshop Beta. Proof Colors changes the rendering and makes the image appear much closer to the correct colors. Disabling GPU Compositing does NOT solve the issue. Disabling OpenCL does NOT solve the issue. Disabling "Use Graphics Processor" completely fixes the problem.Expected behaviorRGB documents should display identically to the release version of Photoshop with GPU acceleration enabled.Actual behaviorWith GPU enabled, RGB documents appear washed out / overexposed.

Photoshop version: 27.9.0 BetaComputer: MacBook Pro M1 ProOperating System: macOS Tahoe 26.5.1aIssue:Smooth gradients and dark vignette backgrounds display with blotchy, cloud-like artifacts when Use Graphics Processoris enabled.Steps to reproduce:Open an image with a smooth dark gradient or vignette. Enable Preferences → Performance → Use Graphics Processor. Observe blotchy artifacts in the gradient. Disable Use Graphics Processor. Reopen the image.Result:The artifacts disappear immediately when GPU acceleration is disabled.Additional information:The same JPEG and TIFF display correctly in Lightroom Classic. GPU Compatibility Check reports the Apple M1 Pro as fully compatible. Changing OpenCL and GPU Compositing individually does not resolve the issue.

Product: Photoshop Beta 27.9.0, 27.10.0 (and previous version .8?)OS: Windows 11 Pro 25H2 26200.8655If the image is in Greyscale Mode, choosing the Selection Brush shows a circular selection brush as expected, but holding down the mouse button doesn’t select anything - no magenta overlay is shown, nothing is selected. Switching to the Marquee Tool confirms that nothing was actually selected.  Converting the image to RGB immediately makes selection brush work properly.  Converting it back to Greyscale makes it stop working immediately, nothing else needs to be done. Selection brush hardness and opacity are at 100%, size doesn’t matter. This has been working fine for years but broke about a week and a half ago.It still works correctly in Photoshop Mainline 27.8.0.

when i open an image from beta it does not look like it does on my hard file imge.  same when imported from apple photos and click “edit in” 

Photoshop (Beta) — Remove Tool Performance RegressionI'm reporting a specific, reproducible regression in the Remove tool in the current Beta build (27.10.0) that I've diagnosed as thoroughly as I can from the user side.SummaryThe Remove tool, which previously worked quickly and well in this Beta build, has stopped functioning correctly. It now takes several minutes to remove even a tiny selected area, regardless of settings. The same operation completes instantly in the standard (non-Beta) release of Photoshop on the same machine, same file, same hardware.TimelineThe tool was working correctly. At some point it stopped — without any update on my part (no Photoshop version change, no graphics driver update, no known Windows update). I cannot pin down exactly when it broke, only that no deliberate change preceded the failure.SystemNVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, correctly detected in Photoshop's Graphics Processor Settings, "Use Graphics Processor" enabled, GPU used normally elsewhere in th