So you did turn off the GPU processing / compositing thing? This was a while back now, but I belive that's what I did and it worked. ... View more

Yes, the jpeg is the same size and saved with the sRGB checked on. Yes, viewing the jpeg and PSB in Photoshop - but even in preview the jpeg is washed out, more orange than red. The image does have noise but all of these pieces of art do. I will note there is sky in the uppear left corner that remains pretty close to the layered version, it's the rest of the image that shifts. Note - having a retoucher look at it as well, if he has an answer I'll make sure to post it here. ... View more

I think I understand. This line, Editorial use must not be misleading or deceptive, doesn't apply to the general editorial use only status. But I'm noticing that the Filters area to the left doesn't always include the Usage Rights selection... When it appears I click Commercial Use, but in other cases, as mentioned, some of these selections don't appear... I suppose what I'm asking is if I click on an image I've dropped in my Libraries, it should tell me, like in Shutterstock, whether it's editorial or commercial? (Shutterstock has an alert that pops up when you try to download an editorial image, you must click off on that.) ... View more

Same issue here, but with brush tool, painting etc. Preferences -> Performance -> (GPU) Advanced Settings ... -> GPU Compositing - I disabled the GPU and it seems to work. Do I leave that off or is there a fix down the road?   Some people are mentioning: graphic card drivers.Graphics Prosessor Settings upgrades? I don't know where that occurs?   thx   ... View more

Dough, shoudl have seen that! Thank you!!! ... View more

Sorry, typing too fast, I'm new to using Adobe Stock... ... View more

Thanks Conrad, I think people are getting stuck on the idea that Adobe has some influence or control over foundries, I'm not saying that, and yes, the solutions are not straightforward, but when you think of this change and the number of designers, their customers, it has affected, to respond to Kevin, I'd think they would lay out detailed and varied options. Again, I just haven't seen any input other than the community scrambling.   Going through all our fonts would be rather epic, thousands actually. As to FontBook, that was just to illustrate the problem, generally we hunt faces the same as most - though on occasion I personally will pick it up and reference a face. Particularly like the 'faces that are similar' description.   Actually FontExplorer still exists, it is both cloud and downloadable, it just activates fonts that can't be used anymore, lol.   Onward. ... View more

Thanks Kevin, not sure where you got the impression I thought Photoshop was a font managment program - or any program in the Adobe suite manages fonts. Again, what I'm saying is they, Adobe, warned and then, per the warning, stopped supporting these fonts, but didn't specifically map out what their users should do to remedy this.   As far as managing our fonts, we use FontExplorer, though that's pretty much useless at this point. One designer struggling with this wrote me:   "A note on fonts: you can convert existing type1 and Postscript fonts to Opentype with this Program:  Transtype by Fontlab: https://www.fontlab.com/font-converter/transtype/ You have to pay for it of course. But I warn you, this is a tedious and endlessly long process. Adobe really left us in the wind."   Dawned on me, so all the FontBooks we have laying around the office, you'd find a face you like then you'd have to locate the original license and go get it from the foundary... again? I sound like I'm complaining, which I am, and I wouldn't if it weren't for so many other designers complaining about the same thing. ... View more

I think the point I'm trying to make - and if someone knows where I'm missing this, great - is that yes, they warned us but seemingly made no effort or recommendation in regard to deal with it. Telling us it's coming, and seeing the warnings in the different apps is one thing, giving no real guidance as to dealing with it is another - again, unless I missed an fix. And I would say, I'm not opposed to upgrades in systems or applications and, yes, spending money to move into the future, I've done that, but there seems no options like this at all - unless you're talking about a 3rd party app that goes through all your fonts one by one. To be clear, I'm not holding on to the past - had no problem other than a learning curve when Quark went away - but at least there was InDesign which did the same thing. Offering fonts that 'resemble' old standards is not a realistic option. If they offered a way to "get up to date" with existing fonts, I'd be all in, obviously. I'm not being lazy, just finding no clear answers. ... View more

Right, again, just wish there was a solve that was rather immediate. Scrolling through the video, thank you for that, but knowing the 'why' and most of the suggestions remain the same as to possible options isn't helping 😞  As one designer I know said when I asked, "Fonts!? It's a total mess, I don't know anyone celebrating at this moment!" Hunting a tech to help us out now. ... View more

I wish I had time, loosing work as I type due to all this. No, don't have time to go through all the founderies, locate old licenses to see if I can get old fonts running again. Don't see a video. Just feels like there's an issue of money to be made (by Adobe) in all this.... It would be amazing if the fix was just, "Here, go to Adobe Fonts, nearly all of your old fonts are there - or type in a face and you'll get a near duplicate - and just turn it on!" ... View more

I'm running PS 24.1.1 - I use Font Explorer X Pro. Ventura 13.0.1   When you say included, does that mean you go to the chainlink and you can find it there? Last time I asked someone from Adobe passed a link along to got to fontbook or something where you could get the entire face for nearly $2500. Right now it's still loading in Illustrator 2023 - with a warning - but it works. I make it into a smart object and drag it across. LOL, it feels like I'm work in a type setting shop from the 80s! ... View more

So when I go into the "Adobe Fonts (web) Thousands of fonts to explore and use in any application" and type in something obvious, Helvetica, is there no version Adobe has that can replace the existing that are no longer supported? InDesign, (not with all files even though they have unsupported fonts in them), gives a warning but the fonts still work. I'm so confused by this stuff - and the idea of going back and licensing thousands of fonts seems crazy. ... View more

is Trade Gothic LH Bold something I can activate through Adobe? ... View more