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Exposure adjustment sets Gamma Correction to 0.01 automatically (Photoshop v27.x / Windows 11)

New Here ,
Oct 29, 2025 Oct 29, 2025

Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Photoshop v27.x on Windows 11.
2. Open any image (8-bit PNG/JPG).
3. Go to Image > Adjustments > Exposure...
4. Move the Exposure slider (for example, +0.5).
5. Observe the Gamma Correction slider: it instantly jumps to 0.01 and the preview becomes heavily distorted.

Actual result:
Gamma Correction resets to 0.01 automatically after moving the Exposure slider, producing a washed-out / broken preview.

Expected result:
Gamma should remain stable or adjust smoothly; it should not reset to an extreme value.

System info:
- Photoshop version: 27
- OS: Windows 11
- GPU: RTX 5070 (12GB)
- GPU acceleration: Enabled
- Bit depth: 8 bits/channel
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3 Comments
Adobe Employee ,
Oct 29, 2025 Oct 29, 2025

Hi @juan_camilo_7521,

 

Thanks for sharing these detailed steps — that really helps! I tried replicating this on my Windows machine (Photoshop v27.x), but it’s working as expected for me. The Gamma Correction value stays at 1.00 even after adjusting the Exposure slider.

SrishtiBali_0-1761776728892.png

 

Could you please share a few more details to help us narrow this down?

  • Does this happen with all images or only specific files?

  • Have you tried resetting Photoshop preferences after creating a backup of your current settings? (This is important as we might need the backup later.) You can find the steps to back up and reset preferences here: Reset Photoshop preferences.

  • Are any third-party plug-ins installed or running in the background?

 

We’re assuming this might be a post-update glitch, but let’s confirm with a few more checks before escalating.


Regards,

Srishti

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Community Expert ,
Oct 29, 2025 Oct 29, 2025

I cannot replicate this here either using Windows 11 and  Photoshop Version: 27.0.0 20251015.r.25

RTX3090 24GB 
Dave

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New Here ,
Oct 29, 2025 Oct 29, 2025
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Hi @Srishti Bali 

 

Thanks for the answer, I'm going to attach a video of my problem. It happens with any type of file, I even tried changing the bit depth to 16-bit for the files, but nothing fixed it. I've been dealing with this for a couple of days. I'm going to try resetting the preferences as you suggested. I don't use any plugins, just the base program.

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