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Attached you can see a screenshot of my Photoshop (newest version) and the the same file opened with an older 21 version. Has anybody an idea?
Its a quite new iMac I am working at. 2020 Core i7.
AMD Radeon Pro 5500 XT 8 GB
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But there is an open file called Scene-1.psd. This is clear. Is the problem that the file is open, but blank (no error messages)?
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Exactly that is the problem. The file is open but there is noting to see. No error messages. Also interesting - when I grab the file and pull it out of the bar the picture is visible until I release the mouse. š I am fine now, I did reinstall 22.2 but it is definitely a bug somehow. Thank you for your answer.
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Thank you for reporting the issue.
Looks like a bug... looking at the first image I see it has "Color Adjustments" Layer visible.
Please report if you see this again and any steps prior to this issue. If you come across the issue the easiest way to fix is probably restart, my guess is video memory was corrupted somehow.
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Hey Daniel, thank you for the reply.
What I can answer is no, no and no.
Means, layer visability didn't fix the issue, while grabbing it stays visible and full screen does not change anything.
But yes, this happened after the first try opening that file.
Now I changed back to an older verison and cannot help anymore
But I could send you the MockUp file
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Sure I would apprecaite that and will have a look.
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You may have a 3D element in one of those groups. If so, try going to Preferences > Technology Previews and check Deactivate Native Canvas. Then close and restart Photoshop.
Now try opening your file.
Dave
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Question. If you open the image in the older version (so you can see it), then save as a TIFF, same issue?
You do know, outside of some minor support for PSD in InDesign, there's little reason to every save as PSD, and lots of reasons to sick with an openly documented format like TIFF which supports just about everything a PSD does?
http://digitaldog.net/files/TIFFvsPSD.pdf