Question: Filters i Photoshop

[JoAS_69]

Why is there less options in my updated Photoshop under – filter - Render - 

I´m joining a course i Photoshop, but my teacher has got more alternatives than I, so I dont manage to follow the education...

(And google translate does not translate the names very well - I have an english version)

[kglad]

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[Ged_Traynor]

@JoAS_69 3D features are being discontinued in Photoshop and this includes Lighting Effects

https://helpx.adobe.com/ie/photoshop/kb/3d-faq.html

You can install version 22.2 from the Creative Cloud app alongside the current version, which will have the Lighting Effects filter

[JoAS_69]

Thx I have now tried, but I can´t install this version on my mac. Do you know if there is another way to get to these effects?

[Ged_Traynor]

@JoAS_69 you can try installing one of the 24.xx versions, not sure exactly when Adobe removed the Lighting Effects filter

There's also this tutorial for creating Lighting Effects without the filter in the current version

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPnOMjfL45A

[TheeDodger]

This doesn't make sense. The Render -> Lighting Effects filter has been there since Photoshop 3 or 4, LONG before the 3D stuff that nobody I know ever used was added. It's been there since the 1990s.

[JoAS_69]

No matter what version I use – the Render -> Lighting Effects filter seems to be lost... see pickture.

[Jeff Arola]

TheeDodger,

Yes , but Adobe changed Lighting Effects to use the 3D engine in Photoshop CS6.

In fact, Photoshop CS6 on the Windows side was the only version that a user could use both the new Lighting Effects using the 3D engine or download the "old" Lighting Effects Classic filter.

The Lighting Effects Classic filter was provided for Windows XP users since XP didn't support Photoshop's 3D stuff.

Photoshop CS6 3D Lighting Effects

Photoshop CS6 Lighting Effects Classic

[silk-m]

If you install version 24.7.5, you will also be able to use "3D" and "Lighting Effects."

24.7.5

25.1.2

In addition, the use of Rosetta is recommended for using the 3D features.

3D features are not optimized for native performance

Adobe recommends opening Photoshop using Rosetta for 3D workflows

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/photoshop-for-apple-silicon.html

[Trevor.Dennis]

I thought it was V22.2 to use the 3D options.

There is a nice workaround using the new Gradient tool to simulate Lighting Effects

[JoAS_69]

The new versions of Photoshop for Mac does not hav this Lighting effect anymore ... 😞

[Jeff Arola]

JoAS_69,

What version of macOS do you have?

When you try to install Photoshop 22.2, what happens?