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P: Vibrance panel doesn't support "zero" when sliding

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December 7, 2025
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Just updated to Photoshop 27.1.0 because I wanted to see the "modern GUI panels" as stated in the release notes.

First thing I noticed was (besides the GUI drag-icon inconsistentcy between panels like, vibrance and levels), that "0" is not selectable when using the vibrance panel.

When you slide from left to right - and vice versa - zero is not an option; it's skipped.

Other panels, like levels, do support 0 as a valid value (as does the keyboard), but when using the mouse to quickly slide to a + or - integer, 0 is simply skipped.

I checked in Photoshop 26.x.x and there "0" was an option in the exact same panel.

See screenrecording, where I try to set the value to 0 by mouse. It's only possible by keyboard (arrow up and down).

Anshul_Saini

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Sawiro TakoniAuthor

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Well, for me it's still not working.

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To be clear: I can't select 0 when purely using the mouse in both the vibrance or saturation slider.

I can do using the numeric keyboard or the up/down arrows, but not when only using the mouse.

When I fiddle around with the keyboard (entering 0 manually, using the arrowkeys to adjust the parameter) I can get -0 (negative zero) and after a while (when 0 is set by the keyboard) also using the mouse.

davescm

Community Expert

It works fine here in Windows 11, but if you are having that problem a shortcut to return the slider to 0 is to double click the slider with with the mouse.
Dave

Sawiro TakoniAuthor

Known Participant

Thanks for the headsup!

I know about the "shortcut" to restore all parameters to the integer / numeric defaults.

But I also think it's odd that you are not able (in my case) to "select" 0 when sliding, where -0 is available (which should trigger a stack overflow, I think).

Sawiro TakoniAuthor

Known Participant

Will try, thanks!

I started with Photoshop 2.0 in 1993 I think. So my preferences are all chained to eachother since then 🙂

Ged_Traynor

Community Expert

@Sawiro Takoni I just tested on my system, and it's working fine for me with Photoshop version 27.1 on Windows 11, try manually resetting your Photoshop preferences
https://helpx.adobe.com/ie/photoshop/using/preferences.html#Manually
Remember to back up your settings before doing the preference reset
https://helpx.adobe.com/ie/photoshop/using/preset-migration.html

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