Add recognition of "bi-eyed"

FullSpectrumMedia · ‎Nov 17, 2023

I'm trying to generate a bi-eyed (one brown one blue) siberian husky. Bi-eyed is definitely not recognized, and no combinations of "different color eyes" "one brown, one blue eye" etc give me different colored eyes. Not even uploading a reference photo of my dog who HAS one brown and one blue eye.

FullSpectrumMedia · ‎Oct 20, 2023

I just downloaded beta 25.2.0 and no it is not fixed. Darren

FullSpectrumMedia · ‎Oct 20, 2023

Any idea when it will update in the regular version

FullSpectrumMedia · ‎Oct 12, 2023

Ok, but those of us who actually USE Adobe and have developed a quick, muscle memory driven workflow don't WANT to have to stop, think, and hit a bunch of extra keys that, each freaking time, add up to a fair ammount of lost output every day. A better default be to highlight the field tabbed to, and then people who AREN'T on a deadline, and, for some odd reason DON'T want to change the field they've bothered to select, can just hit the left arrow key to de-highlight without all kinds of modifier keys?

FullSpectrumMedia · ‎Oct 04, 2023

I believe photoshop 2024. The current CC one with the Photography plan.

FullSpectrumMedia · ‎Oct 04, 2023

My old CS4 Photoshop: If i were to do something like open the RGB color picker, Click in R, type a value, and hit tab - it would move to B (the next field)) AND highlight the existing number so I could type a new value withoout having to select or delete the existing value. My current Photoshop tabs to the next field, but does not highlight what's there. I know ctrl+A, or hitting delete 3x isn't the end of the world, but it's messing with my muscle-memory workflow every time I change a color. Is there a way to enable this in the current Photoshop?

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Add recognition of "bi-eyed"

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Re: Color Picker - tab

Re: P: Color Picker Issue

Auto Highlight Field when using Tab to select