Just a reminder to all: If you're looking to generate photo-like images in Photoshop (Beta) itself... Once you choose Generate Image, make sure to choose the Photo button/checkbox: -Noel ... View more

We think we may have an idea of what's going wrong. Have you installed an optional copy of ScriptingListener.8li in the following folder at some time in the past? C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop (Beta)\Required\Plug-ins\Extensions A recent change we made to Photoshop is incompatible with this file. If you are still experiencing the condition where Photoshop crashes at startup, please try moving ScriptingListener.8li to another folder somewhere else for safe keeping (or delete it); move it completely OUT from under the Photoshop Required folder. We would be interested to hear back about whether this resolves the issue for you. Thanks. -Noel ... View more

Please understand that our beta distributions and releases follow different processes.  While we try to address reported problems as quickly as possible, it's simply not a given that a problem found in a beta while the next release is late in its testing stage will be fixed in that release.  Thank you very much for reporting these issues! ... View more

Sorry about that, and thank you for this report!  We have already found and fixed the issue.  You should see resolution in the next Beta distribution, currently on plan for late this week.  For now your workaround could be to use the 24.6 released version of Photoshop. ... View more

Hi folks, we know what's going on and are working to fix it.  Thanks for all your reports. Here's another workaround for now: Un-maximize (restore) the application to windowed mode, and stretch the edges to be close to the edges of your monitor.  At this point your menus should open to the monitor the application is on. -Noel ... View more

Hi Melih29217160ilde, Thank you for the additional info. We can see from your System Info display that you have useGPU: 0 which means that in your Preferences > Performance panel, the Use Graphics Processor checkbox is disabled OR some condition is making Photoshop judge that your graphics processor is insufficient or cannot presently be used.  When the GPU is disabled we cannot draw some interactive widgets, such as the gradient widget outside the document preview itself.  In this case the gradient IS actually being drawn - you just can't seen the line for the tool until it crosses the document itself. If you'd like to see the full gradient widget, including starting it outside the document preview area, please go into your Edit > Performance preferences, and check the box next to Use Graphics Processor.  Then restart Photoshop. If for some reason Photoshop gauges your GPU insufficient or unstable and turns off the Use Graphics Processor setting again, please check for updated Windows display drivers for your GPU from nvidia.com. Please let us know if this resolves your problem.  Thanks! -Noel Carboni ... View more

We're still working on a proper fix. Another potential workaround is to "Restore" Photoshop, i.e., do NOT maximize it, but run it windowed.  Then drag the corners so they're close to, but not over, the edges of the monitor on which you want it to run. Thanks for your patience. -Noel ... View more

We have reproduced the issue and have a possible workaround for you to try, but it involves running 3rd party software that's not in Adobe's control (Winaero Tweaker) so please do this at your own risk.  Using the Winaero Tweaker application, if you configure the window Border size and Border padding settings to their lowest values, you should find Photoshop not truncating so much at the edges. Meanwhile, we're working to find a proper solution to the problem. Thanks again!   -Noel ... View more

Thanks, Ged.  Apologies for mixing you up with Morfuud before. We're digging into it. -Noel ... View more

Thanks for all your efforts to isolate what's causing the issue, Morfuud. We've had some difficulty reproducing the issue but that may be due to system and monitor differences.  When I maximize Photoshop on my multi-monitor system it perfectly lines up left and right with the edges of the monitor.  Apparently that's not what is happening on your system - it appears it may be maximizing a little bit to the left of where it ought to be. Do you have any atypical or non-standard settings in Windows for your desktop appearance that might affect, e.g. the hidden border sizes?  Possibly a desktop theme modifying package? Do any other applications on your system maximize so that they appear squeezed at their left edges? Thanks again for your input! ... View more

Hi @chuckw12268738 , I'm sorry you're having a problem. Using our current 24.0 release, I just tried converting a 32 bits/channel RGB image to 16 bits using the Exposure and Gamma Method and am unable to reproduce the problem you're describing.    We'd like to better understand and try to reproduce the problem you have described - could you please share your astroimage (or a small part of it with which you can reproduce the problem), a screenshot of the exact parameters you're using to make the translation, and your Help > System Info content. If you'd rather not share information publicly, you may feel free to reach out to me via eMail at:  carboni@adobe.com Thanks. P.S., some settings that may help with both isolating and working around the problem that you can try, one at a time and restarting Photoshop: Preferences > Technology Previews:  Older GPU mode (pre 2016) Preferences > Technology Previews:  Deactivate Native Canvas Preferences > Technology Previews:  Precise previews for 16-bit documents Preferences > Performance:  Use Graphics Processor   -Noel Carboni  Adobe Quality Engineering Developer ... View more

@PECourtejoie I'm not sure I'd say it's "normal" that 3rd party plug-ins are showing up in the "Required plugins" list in System Info, but it's been the way Photoshop has been reporting 3rd party plug-ins such as 8BF filters for a few versions now.  I think we may have a bug on it already.  I'll double check. -Noel ... View more