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Problem: Photoshop won’t save feather radius setting (always resets to 0.1 px)

Forum|Forum|3 months ago
November 3, 2025
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Hi everyone,

I’ve just downloaded the latest version of Photoshop, and I’ve run into a strange issue. Whenever I try to apply a feather to a selection, the “Feather Radius” is automatically set to 0.1 px with a blue outline around the input field.

I actually want to set it to 0.8 px (which shows a red outline in the input field), but every time I click OK, Photoshop resets it back to 0.1 px.

It doesn’t seem to matter what kind of selection tool I use — the setting just won’t stick.

Has anyone else experienced this issue, or knows how to fix it?
Is this a bug in the latest update, or is there maybe a new preference I need to change?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Angel Scan

Known Participant

same here, in Version 2025, I could set Feather fom 0,1 to 0,9 (and all above) and now in Version 2026 - 0,1 is set. In the new version 2026, 0,1 now appears to be the default value and no longer the last user-selected value. I tried several settings above 1,0 with decimal values (1,4 , 20,5 etc.) that works!

thanks Charly

Trevor.Dennis

Community Expert

I see you are using the Shift F6 dialog box. A value you set in that box is not reflected in the Options Bar.

I also noticed that Martis is using a coma rather than a full stop, and that you have used comas in your post. I would expect that to throw up an error.

FWIIW, whatever value I se in the Shift F6 dialog is still there after restarting. That was tested with current release and beta versions.

Angel Scan

Known Participant

that's a bit strange, PS itself puts a comma in the dialog box, I just tried putting a period instead of the comma then entering a value below 1 works! But what is displayed in the dialog box is a value with a comma!! I'm also pretty sure that I'm in the previous version 2025 I always worked with commas (otherwise I wouldn't have noticed this "event"!

Thanks

Charly

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Aleke

Community Manager

Hi @martin_3523, welcome to the community!
To help us get a better idea of what’s going on, could you share a few more details? Specifically, the exact version number of Photoshop you're using and your operating system.
As a first step, it might be helpful to try resetting your Photoshop preferences, just in case something got corrupted. Just a heads-up: this will reset things like brushes, workspaces, and other custom settings, so make sure to back those up first.
You can follow the steps here:
https://adobe.ly/4hDgcDM
Let us know how it goes!
Alek

*(If you mention me with an @, like @Aleke, I’ll get a notification and can respond faster.)*

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martin_3523Author

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@Aleke sure it happend with the new version update v 27.0 i would prefer not to reset my preferences. The problem is on Both mac and windows. my college has the same problem.

if i then press enter it will reset to the 0,1

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