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Photoshop CC 2018 is working fine when loading JPEG files or previous PSD fiiles. BUT while opening RAW files in Camera RAW and opening a Smart Object in the Camera RAW filter and allowing them to be worked on, in both cases, on re-importing to Photoshop, the program freezes, and the only way out is via closing the program with the Task manger. (Working in Windows 8.1) Similarly, Adobe Bridge freezes after opening a file in Camera RAW and then trying to use the file or open it elsewhere. No problems before upgrading to the 2018 version.
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This is probably a silly question, but have you double checked the Creative Cloud desktop app Apps tab to see if there's an update available for Camera RAW?
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I have the exact same problem. Upgraded everything today to the latest versions through the Adobe Creative Cloud app. Photoshop CC 2018 works fine. If I call camera raw as a filter it will freeze up when I close camera raw.
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I have a fix that worked for me.
My first reaction was to deactivate de video card acceleration in Photoshop. That didn't help...
I then found that I can deactivate the same feature for Camera Raw in Bridge.
Go to BRIDGE - EDIT - CAMERA RAW PREFERENCES
All the way at the bottom you will find PERFORMANCE. Uncheck USE GRAPHICS PROCESSOR.
Hope it works for you as well as it did for me...
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As TrolettiPhoto.com suggested I unchecked "Use Graphics Processor" in Bridge. Once I did this the problem disappeared.
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Thanks for tip ... used your suggestion and problem solved :
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It worked for me
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It worked for me, Thank you!
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Yes - at last! A fix that worked. Thank you so much
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Had the same issue. Following advice given in an earlier thread, but using Bridge, - go to Edit/Preferences/Camera Raw and uncheck "Use Graphics Processor" Worked for me too
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further to my advice. I have the issue in Photoshop cc 2018, not Lightroom. In lightroom if you choose Edit in "Photoshop cc 2018, light room opens a tiff file in Photoshop, so there is no problem - you need to change the preferences in Photoshop, not Lightroom, if you are having the problem in Photoshop. I never had a problem like that in Lightroom cc Classic so I can't say there.
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You rock! Been struggling with this for ages!!
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This was very helpful thank you. I was just wondering does doing this process limit any of the camera raw capabilities?
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No. You may notice a processing speed difference on a very high pixel count screen, but no features are lost.
Dave
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works also on camera raw 11 and photoshop 2019
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Thank you, TrolettiPhoto!
Works for PS CC 2019 and ACR 11.4.1.291 too.
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See also the correct answer on this discussion: PS 2018 Open Image hangs.
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Disabling acceleration doesn't work.
I am running on a Surface Pro 4, and this bug is repeatable on multiple Surface Pro devices that I own.
Downgrading does squat. I've fresh installed windows again with CC 2017, and it still doesn't work!!!
I suspect the current ver. of Camera Raw is at fault, but can't seem to find anywhere to obtain a downgraded version of Camera Raw.
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What helped me was to do an alt-control-shift when starting photoshop. I then reset my preferences and it worked. I had tried reinstalling everything, disabling he acceleration, etc. and it didn't work.
Rob
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I have found the solution!
In Preferences there are two areas where you can disable the GPU. I had previously tried disabling the GPU in the Photoshop preferences, but it had no effect - and I didn't really want to do that because I wanted the benefit of it in Photoshop. You can still leave the GPU enabled in the main Photoshop performance settings.
Go to Preferences>Camera Raw. At the bottom of that window there is a box headed Performance where you can enable/disable Graphics Processor. Disable it. Problem solved!
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ive disabled the graphic processor in Lightroom but it did not solve my issue.
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ive also disabled the graphic processor in Lightroom but it did not solve my issue.
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Camera Raw Preferences (Version 10.2.1.895)
Preferences>Camera Raw>Performance and unchecked Use Graphics Processor. Restart and it works. Quick and easy, very nice. Thank you.
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Thank you so much, It works
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This works