Hi! Please upload a screenshot of your image so we can see what the best option is to help you. There are several ways you can fix a color cast, but we need to see if it's an overall cast, or if it's just green in the highlights or shadows. One quick way to get rid of an overall green cast to your image is to use a Levels Adjustment Layer. From the Layers panel, select the Levels Adjustment Icon Then from the RGB drop down menu, choose Green to adjust the green cast in the image. If you move the middle slider over to the right you will be minimizing the green by adding more magenta. This is a simple way to remove a green cast in your image. If this doesn't fix your issue, then please upload the screenshot so we can give you a better option. Thanks, Michelle ... View more

I did a test on a photo and saved it as a Photoshop PDF and the transparent area also came out as white instead of transparent. But, I have a couple of questions for you...is white one of the colors in your design for the hat? Is the artwork a photo, or a flat color graphic like a logo? How is the graphic created -- in pixels, or as a shape or a path? If white is not a color in the design, then the background white color will not be visible in the artwork for the hat. When I have sent logos to a printer to be put on shirts for hats, they take the graphic and the white background is not an issue. Check with the printer to see. For an .eps file -- The only way to get a transparent background using an .eps file is to add a clipping path. If your artwork is a logo or shape/path, then it would be easy to create a clipping path. But before you invest the time in working with the Pen tool, check with your printer and see if they can work with the pdf--it will be easier in the long run. Let us know what they say! Michelle ... View more

Unfortunately, your question isn't showing in the post. Can you state it again and tell us what format you are trying to open and what version of Photoshop you are using? Thanks, Michelle ... View more

Thanks Dave! ... View more

I have a simple idea if resetting the preferences doesn't work. Usually the leading is based on a percentage of the font size, so auto would be 120% of the font size that you last had. Try typing something at 12 its and change the leading to a set number -- not auto. Save the file as a text, and then close it and close Photoshop. Then, open Photoshop back up again and see if you have the same issue. Like I said, it is a simple idea, but it is worth a try to see if it works! And, let us know if it does or doesn't work! Michelle ... View more

Hi! I am not sure what an ASL file is...can you give us the full name? And, what are you doing with the file that it needs to be ASL? Michelle ... View more

You can create an animated gif or a video inside of photoshop using the timeline feature. You will want to look at the following link to get familiar with them. Create timeline animations in Adobe Photoshop Also, doing a search on Google brought up several video options that will show you how to create transitions so that you can fade your text in and out. Let us know if that helps! Michelle ... View more

Hi! Can you show us a screen shot of the image? It would be really helpful to see what you are working with. If the handwriting is black or dark, and the background is light, we can isolate it and move it to a new layer and move it over. Let's see what you are working with! Michelle ... View more

I agree with jane-e -- even increasing the contrast and bumping up the sharpening doesn't bring any results. Do you have the photo at a larger resolution? This current one is only 72 ppi. We might be able to pull more info out if we have more pixels to work with. I wish we could be of more help. Michelle ... View more

Absolutely. But he had never done a conversion in InDesign before--that is what I was suggesting to experiment with. ... View more

You would see something like this in your layer's panel: This is a Curves adjustment layer with a mask--your adjustment layer mask may have something in the mask or may not. Do you see anything with a little Adjustment icon in your Layer's panel? Michelle ... View more

Ok, from your screenshots (cool image BTW!), I don't see any adjustment layers, so I don't think you have to worry about that. But, I think I would still recommend using your RGB image in InDesign and test to see if you are happy with the conversion. That way you keep your image in the RGB color space and don't loose any color information. So, place your .psd file in InDesign and make whatever size adjustments you need. If you need to make any changes to the .psd file, you can make them in Photoshop and then update the placed file in the Links panel by clicking on the yellow warning triangle next to the file name. When you are ready to send your file to print, choose Export from the File menu and in the Output panel, choose your destination profile -- these can get complicated but I've found I get good results with US Sheetfed Coated and US Sheetfed Uncoated depending of the paper you want to print on. You can play with some of the other options once you feel comfortable with using the PDF dialog box. See the screenshot below. Do a test to see if  you are happy with the conversion and let us know if we can help! Michelle ... View more

Hi! Can you show a screenshot of your image and window with the layers panel visible? That would help us see any adjustment layers. But, second, I work in PS and ID and I bring my RGB psd files right into into InDesign and let InDesign make the conversion when I Export the file to a PDF for print. Have you tried that, and is there a reason why you would not want to? Just make sure you put the correct output profile when you Export and the conversion works well. Upload the screenshot when you have a chance so we can see what the error message is referring to. Michelle ... View more

Hi! I think that ACR can be really useful when dealing with difficult images. Here is the image that you uploaded done in Camera Raw shown with the sliders I used. For the area on the right side of his face where there is no detail, you can use the Stamp Tool with a low opacity to add the detail back in. Then, to counteract the green cast on the highlighted area, you can add a layer and set it to Soft Light. Then with a brush, paint in the highlighted area with a darker color from the skin on the other side of the face. Make sure to adjust the opacity of that layer to temper the amount of color you add. Then the last thing I did was add a Curves adjustment to bring up the mid tones. See below: Let us know if that helps! Michelle ... View more

Make sure that after you rebuild your workspace to your liking that you save it. Had you saved it before you did the update? Michelle ... View more

Hi! There are a couple of things you can do--first, since your startup disk is your first scratch disk, back up or archive any files you don't need onto a back up drive, then put them in the trash and empty it. This will give Photoshop some room to work. Second, if you have some external drives, hook them up to your computer and assign them as additional scratch disks to boost your processing room. Let us know if that helps! Michelle ... View more

I'd like to recommend that you don't delete it yet...just in case. Wait a while, and if there are no more problems, then take it off your machine. Better to have a back up in case you're in need of it and there is another glitch! Michelle ... View more

Thanks for the explanation! I wanted to know to see if you could bring your native PS file into QXP and use the transparency from it--it sounds like it would work for what you need and you won't lose any quality in your image that way. I am glad to hear that the tifs are working! Michelle ... View more

I was just thinking that if it's a glitch in 20, you might be able to go back to your previous version to work until it's resolved.  I really like the brush stroke feel in the image above--have you tried the steps that Trevor.Dennis noted above? ... View more

You mentioned reinstalling Photoshop--did you try that yet? Also, can you open your document and show us a screenshot of your workspace and your channels and paths panels? Thanks! Michelle ... View more

Just make sure that after you save your layered file, then save the pdf. After you save the pdf file -- Close the Document and when it asks if you want to save -- select Don't Save! The pdf file is already saved, and you don't want to save these settings in your .psd file. That way your layered file is safe and not overwritten by a flattened version. Michelle ... View more

Hi! Why do you need the transparency? Are you placing the file over something else? It would help to know your process so we can figure out an alternative for you. Is the jpg you created from the png file that you placed in PS? Also, is the jpg in RGB and the bottom logo in CMYK? Michelle ... View more

Hi! You mentioned that you updated the application--did it start happening after this? What were you using and what are you using now? If you undated to a newer version of PS, do you still have the older version on your machine? Michelle ... View more

Is the problem with the blue file that you mentioned or with the files that have the .psb extension? If it's the .psb extension, then let us know how the posbquicklook app works. Michelle ... View more

Hi! Are you opening an existing document or Creating a new document and pasting the image into it? The image shows a resolution of 100 ppm -- is that how you set the document up or did it come to you that way? Michelle ... View more

Do you have any Channel masks or paths in your file? Sometimes a Path will create problems with the preview. If you could post a screenshot so we can see what you are looking at--it would be a great help! Michelle ... View more

Is this happening with a Wacom tablet or just by using your mouse? And, have you tried resetting the brush tool? Screenshots of your Photoshop interface would be a great help! Michelle ... View more

Hi! It would be great if you could post the screenshots so we could see your settings. Also, how are you assigning the color profiles to your images? Is the computer that's opening them cross-platform from yours? Have you upgraded anything before this started happening? Thanks! Michelle ... View more

Here is the Image size dialog box so you can see the settings.  Let us know if you have any questions! Michelle ... View more