Hi! What version of the Operating System are you using on your NacBook pro? Michelle ... View more

Hi! I am glad to hear that you tried disabling the GPU, I just want to make sure that you restarted Photoshop after you did that. Is that correct? One other thing to check is how much memory you have available to Photoshop, and how much empty space you have on your hard drive? Is your hard drive full? Do you have a scratch disk attached?   Also, what version of windows are you running? Michelle     ... View more

What version of Photoshop are you using?  Michelle ... View more

Hi! Are you looking for a script? What version of Photoshop are you using? Michelle ... View more

Hi! What version of PHotoshop are you using? And can you show us a screen shot of your Document window with the panels that you use open so we can see your settings? Thanks, Michelle ... View more

Hi! What version of Photoshop are you running? Michelle ... View more

Hi! It is unclear what you are asking--you have an existing image in Photoshop, and you want to add it to another photo? Is that correct? Using AI? It would help if we could see the two images you want to add, and a brief description of how you want to put them together. Please let us know, so we can be more effective at helping you. Michelle ... View more

Hi! Can you post a screenshot? Michelle ... View more

You might also use Liquify. Crete a new layer and use the Liquify tool with a large brush size to move the whole fly over and straighten it out. Then once it is straight, add a layer mask and mask out the zipper on the left side. When you are happy merge the two layers into a new layer (Control-Alt-Shift-E) and use the Stamp tool to eliminate any residue where  the zipper was over the seam.   Having another pair of jeans that you can use to copy and paste would be optimum, but if your don't have it, this might be a quick fix. Let us know if you have any questions! Michelle     ... View more

Yes! It all depends on how you set your workspace window. First  would suggest trying the different workspaces that are offered under the Window menu. Then drag the outside edge of the window to the size you want it to be, then you can adust the panels. Close the panels you don't use and add the ones you do use to the "Icon" panel. Click on them to open them when you need them and they will pop open, and then close them when you don't. This will save on space. I usually have the Adustments, and Layers panel nested together in the main panel. See below. Then once you get your layout set, choose Window>Workspace>Create New Workspace.   Let us know if that helps or if yoiu have any other questions. Michelle ... View more

Hi! Yes I can see the ghosting you are talking about. How larbe of a selection did you try? Also, have you tried using Content Aware Fill or the clone stamp to see if you get better results? I understand it is not the help with Generative Fill you are asking for, but I thought either one might be.a good way to get the job done.  Michelle ... View more

What version of Photoshop are you using and what Mac OS are you running on? Did you turn this on and restart Phtoshop? Michelle ... View more

Have you tried resetting the tools? If you select a tool, in the Optoins Bar select the tool option and click on the dropdown menu icon. Click on the Gear icon and from the menu, choose reset tool, or reset tools and see if that might help. This is more informational:https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/macos-sequoia-compatibility-common-issues.html From what you are saying and other posts I am seeing in the community, it seems that Photoshop and Sequoia are not playing well together yet. I am hoping someone else will chime in here, because I am not on Sequoia and do not have an other options for you. Let me know if resetting the tools helps or not-- Michelle ... View more

I mean other than the OS! ... View more

Did you upgrade anything before this started happening? ... View more

Hi! Here is some information on upgrading to Squoia that might be of help: https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/macos-sequoia-compatibility-common-issues.html   Did you try resetting your preferences as Ged suggested?  Michelle ... View more

Hi, Please give us a little bit more of an explanation. It is hard to see what the problem is-- is it the letters being wavy? Can you please show us a screenshot of your layers panel? What layer did you use Liquify on? And we are unable to translate your screenshot into english, so whatever information you can give will help us be more effective at giving you a solution. Thanks, Michelle ... View more

And I forgot to ask--what format are you exporting it to? Michelle ... View more

How are you exporting it? ... View more

Hi! What version of Photoshop are you using? Did you do anything to Photoshoop before this started happening--upgrade anything? Have you tried resetting the tool? With the Remove tool selected, choose the Tool in the Options and click on the dropdown menu icon. On the right side, select the gear icon and choose Reset tool.   Let us know if that works? Michelle ... View more

Hi! Can you tell us a couple of things so we can help you more effectively: What version of Photoshop are you using--are you printing directly from it? If so, can you show us a screenshot of your prnt window? What printer are you using? Have you made any changes to either your printer or computer before this started happening? What size paper are you working with? Thanks! Michelle ... View more

Hi! Here is ome information I thought you might find helpful: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/twain-drivers/f45625ae-896b-431c-966e-574d27b9f9cf   The above link says:  Microsoft dropped TWAIN support in Windows 10 in the Anniversary update, there is no Windows 10 TWAIN driver The workaround most people are using is to install a free scanning application, which will contain a default TWAIN Driver https://paperscan.orpalis.com/   Let us know if that helps? Michelle ... View more

Hi! You will need to make that change in Photoshop, not your mac operating system. What version of Photoshop are you using?   On a Mac, you change the size of the brush by holding Option + Right Clicking (Mouse/Pen)+ Dragging the mouse Horizontally (left or right). Let us know if that works? Michelle ... View more

Hi! Do you color calibrate the computer monitor that you use when editing in Photoshop? If you don't, then I would suggest looking into it. Calibrating your monitor will make sure that your monitor is giving you the correct neutral tone to be able to see and edit your photos correctly.    Here is some helpful information on Color Calibrating: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/video/discover/how-to-calibrate-monitor.html Michelle ... View more

Hi! Can you post a low resolution version of the image so we can see it, and be able to give you better direction? Is there a reason why you don't want to use the clone tool? Michelle ... View more

Do you have an external drive you can save it to? If you do, do you get the same error? How much free space do you have on your computer? ... View more

Hi| A coupe of questions for you: What machine are you using? Are you using Rosetta or native with m1? When you upgraded, did you check to make sure that your machine and graphics processor card were compatible with the new version of Photoshop? How much empty hard drive space do you have available on your working machine? Do you have a scratch disk attached?   Also, here is a help doc that gives info on kown issues in Photoshop: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/known-issues.html#cursor-stuttering   Does it seem like your mouse is stuttering? Check out that option in the known issues link above and let us know if that helps? Michelle ... View more

Hi! Here are a couple of options for you!  1. Use a Hue/Saturation Adjustment layer but with nothing hidden by the mask. This will get rid of the majority of the red. Then you want to use a Levels Adjustment Layer (See Step 2). Step 2: Using a Levels adjustment layer and changing each individual channel will give you control over the color in the image. By setting the Black Point (Left slider to the edge of the histogram, it neutralizes the color in the image. By doing it to each individual channel allows you to adjust each color channel to get the effect you want. After adjusting the Black slider, you can then adjust the white slider to fine tune the color look you want. If you want it a little cooler, then drag the white slider in the Red channel over to the left. If you want the image with no color cast, I h ave had really good success by aligning each of the sliders to each end of the histogram. And then I play with color from there to add a color cast if I want to.     I hope that gives you something to help? Let me know if you have any questions! Michelle ... View more

Hi! Can you show us a screen shot of your window with all the panels that you are using, and especially the top with the document title information? Also, have you checked if you have proof colors turned on in the Window menu? Michelle ... View more

Hi! Can you explain the process you were using before the update? Did you use actions? Does something in your process neeed to be updated in this new veriosn? Michelle ... View more