I know a good few people, and at least one camera club, that uses Faststone.  It's free as well.   ... View more

Well that's wierd.  I tried it again this morning, and it worked straight away.  Photoshop (beta in this case) has been open all night with frame animation open, and the computer has not restarted.     I have a fairly decent file management system which was using, but I had already tried different file location and that included the root directory of another drive.  So I am at a loss, but relieved as I'd spent some time on the frame animation I was trying to export out to GIF.   Thanks for the suggestions guys. ... View more

I'm guessing that you put that huge group together?   You are not exactly making life easy foryourself having so many presets in the same group, and you don't have all available labling information enabled.   You know that you can rename presets, and drag them to change the order they appear in the groups? The problem with something like Kyles Megapac is that it contains something like 700 presets.  There are some excellent, and useful, presets among them, but it can be a case of not finding  the wood for the trees.  So it makes sense to create your own favourites groups.  Dragging a preset from its original to a new group makes it disappear from the original group, but if you delete and reopen that group, all of its presets will be there.  The only way to change that is to export out the .abr file again.   I'd like to help, so if you can be very specific then someone might have an idea or two, but my first thought is that you might want to create some favourite groups.  Arrange the presets to suit, and (re)name them.  You can then use the right click search tool.   ... View more

Is this after an update?   Do you use the beta and release versions, and if yes, are the brushes missing from both?   You are using Windows, so assuming this is Photoshop 2025, check this folder: C:\Users\[Your User Name]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2025\Presets\Brushes   If that folder is empty, look in the previous version ... View more

If this is a frame animation, then each frame has a layer.  You can place an adjustment later above those layers, and affect every layer/frame beneath it.  Or you can place some of those layers in a group, and clip an Adjustment layer to that group.   In the example below I have four frames of a rainbow layer style that goes red to red. Note that the background is also red. I have grouped the layers and placed a Hue/Saturation layer above that group, and clipped it to the group (the icon I have placed the green highlight around. In the properties panel for the Hue/Sat adjustment layer I have selected the reds, and moved saturation to zero, and lightness to max.  That has made the reds in the animation frames show as white, but the red background is unaffected. ... View more