Hi Steve You can do some colour correction with Levels (which makes far more sense in the linear space than it does in the gamma corrected spaces) and Hue and Saturation is still available. However , you are right in that not all 16 bit tools are available.  I would suggest you  submit a feature request to the forum below, saying which tools you would like to see in 32 bit (or even a new tool if you would like to see it developed separately). It is more likely to be seen by Adobe staff there. Photoshop Family Customer Community Dave ... View more

If you select your artboard in the layers panel - are you able to change it to transparent in the properties panel? If not what do you see in those options. Dave ... View more

Your camera will show "blinkies" and a histogram based on an internal conversion to an 8 bit jpeg preview using a preset in the camera. That does not mean that the pixels in the individual channels are blown totally and camera raw/lightroom will show it's histogram and clipping warnings based on the camera raw settings acting on the full (12 or 14 bit raw data). Use the exposure and White s slider to turn them completely white if you want them to clip Dave ... View more

Just one more thought to try before I have to leave it to someone else. The old legacy "New File" dialogue is still available in cc2017. You need to set it in Preferences - General . Have you tried it to see if that dialogue picks up your doc sizes? Dave ... View more

I find Auto often works - although it is balancing the various transformations and sometimes , dependant on the image, doesn't quite get them grid perfect. As an aside - you can reload older Photoshop versions from the CC desktop if you need them and have previously uninstalled them. Hope you get some progress Dave ... View more

Sorry I can't help with your text file, but if you have these working in CC2015 then the thread below from JJMack may help New Documents in CC 2017 Dave ... View more

Click on the Artboard in the layers panel Go to the properties panel - change background colour to transparent This was CC2015.5.1 (I don't have the original 2015 to check). Also works in CC2017. Dave ... View more

Haha. Enjoy it !!!  Dave ... View more

Hi Nancy I've just opened one here. Do you want to link to a file and I will try Dave ... View more

Ryan You say there was no crash report. Have you looked for the Windows report. Type Reliability into the windows search box, then click on View Reliability History. You will see some critical events marked with a red cross. Click on the one at the time of your crash . You will see Photoshop listed (and possibly other programs/services) Then double click on the application name  (i.e. Adobe Photoshop CC 2017 not the action column) and you will open a crash report. Dave ... View more

Try this Alt/opt Click on the "Load Path as Selection" icon in the paths panel That will bring up the feathering options Dave Edit : Sorry Semaphoric - you replied while I was typing ... View more

I’ve never used Black Ink – but from your description the following may help. It works by using brushes with the clone stamp tool and locking the clone stamp tool so it is painting at exactly the same place on a new layer as it is picking up colour from an image layer. I’ve set up 3 layers – an image (of a fish) – a white fill – and an empty layer which I have labelled painted layer below I select the clone stamp tool and also open the Clone Source panel (Window – Clone Source) In the options bar at the top of your screen make sure these are set as below : Next I select the bottom layer (the background image) in the layers panel by clicking on it Then I Alt click with the Clone Stamp tool anywhere on the image. That sets the source. Now – this is the trick. Before doing anything else, I go to the Clone Source panel and click in each the Offset boxes and type in 0 to both. I do this even though they will already say 0 when I hover over the panel with my mouse. This will lock the tool. What this does is locks the clone stamp tool so, as I move it around,  it paints in exactly the same place on the new layer as it picks up from on the background layer. I now switch , in the layers panel to my empty layer. I select a brush from the brush panel (not the brush tool) and start painting. This uses my background image as the source but applies it to the new layer as set with my selected brush (but all the time I am using the clone stamp tool which I clicked on at the start and remains on). I can change brushes from the brush panel (always using the clone stamp tool) and keep "painting". I hope that helps you towards your goal Dave ... View more

When you "transferred them to a white background" are they on a separate layer with transparency, are they on a separate layer with a mask or did you paste them into the white layer? Dave ... View more

It is working correctly here (cc2017 and Windows 10 v1607) Dave ... View more

Have you tried enabling lens profile corrections - before hitting auto I see a big difference here (better) with wide angle lenses  if I do that Dave ... View more

Your steps: Open pic > option + cmd + R (Select and Mask) > W (Quick Selection Tool) > B (Brush Tool, to finish it off) > Output to: New Layer with Layer Mask (did not check Decontaminate Colors) > Add Mask To Selection > shift + cmd + I > select original pic next to mask > Filter > Blur Gallery > Tilt-Shift > crank blur to 100 px > no visible result. If by "next to mask" you mean on the same layer as the mask then you are blurring the part image that is masked. That step in bold should be : Select original layer in layer panel and turn on visibility or add a step at the end to turn off the layer mask Dave ... View more

........ is Donald Trump giving a talk on how to turn your skin orange while avoiding paying any tax in Photoshop? Be careful what you wish for Terri !! Dave ... View more

Thanks again Madison - it's working today Dave ... View more

Thank you Dave ... View more

Love the look and the ergonomics but would I buy one - no. What I love about desktop PCs is the expandability - the ability to add drives/memory , change the graphics card as things develop. This is more like a laptop  -  albeit a great one Now if they sold the screen and a card to drive it........................... Dave ... View more

Thanks for reporting. It is now working correctly Dave ... View more

Thank you - sorry for double post - I posted the other one in the Photoshop forum and it was moved here. Dave ... View more

Thanks Madison I mainly use the Photoshop forum so that is where I am seeing it. Sorry for double post - I added a comment to a post in this forum and actually posted this one in the Photoshop forum , and it was moved here. Thanks for your help - hopefully it will get sorted Dave ... View more

Seeing this in the Photoshop Forum today (25 Oct) Dave ... View more

Not a solution but, for anyone using dual/triple monitors, don't forget you don't have to have the taskbar on the main screen. I put the taskbar on the left, Photoshop in the middle and palettes on the right. Like I said, not a solution for all, but may help some Dave ... View more

Don't forget, with the magic wand, you can Shift-Click to add and Alt-Click to take away. At any time you can switch to Quick Mask Mode and use a brush to amend any tricky areas (or if on the latest version you can jump into Select and Mask) Dave ... View more