This isn't a biggie but it seems it should be easy enough to implement.  Could we get the Camera RAW window to use proper Windows 10/11 Title Bar and Color Scheme behaviour and settings?  Upon install, if you open Camera RAW it lacks a title bar.   The "Toggle Full Sceen" does not add the title bar.   However if you are not in full screen and drag the botton edge, a Windows title bar will appear so the window can be dragged to a different monitor.   This is useful if trying to match Camera RAW settings to an existing image open in Photoshop.   However the Title Bar does not obey the Windows Color scheme (in my case the standard Dark Mode) instead chooing bright white.   Nor does it offer the Minimize, Maximize and Close window buttons.  I may be wrong but it seems trivial to add proper Windows behaviour and always show a title bar unless the  hotkey F is pressed for Full Screen Mode in which case the ESC key should return to showing the title bar.   Most apps work this way so it would be more intuative than having to know you must first drag from the bottom or side before you can get the title bar to appear so you can move it to a different screen.  Basically just make Camera RAW obey Windows standards.   Thanks! -Darv ... View more

In CameraRAW (and LightRoom) add an option to allow the user to specify where DNG files are stored.   Currently behavior seems to always store new DNG files in the same folder as the file(s) being processed.  Ideally it would the user should have an option to specify where to store the DNG files.  Default = Current Working Folder alongside original files. Optional = Specified Folder. Being able to specify where the DNG file is saved would have the following advantages.  1.  DNG files saved and processed on faster but smaller m.2 SSD drives.  2.  Make management of resulting DNG files easier.   Ideally you only need them up until they are saved as a PSD, TIFF or JPEG file.   3. Simplify and speed up batch enhancement and processing of multiple files such as panoramas.      Example:  In my current work flow I store my images on a much larger, but slower USB or internal hard drive.  My system has smaller but much faster m.2 nVME SSD drives that are ideal for batch processing.  In my workflow the DNG files are only needed while I am editing.   Once saved as a PSD file I have no need for the DNG file.   The DNG files are currently stored all over my USB drive in various folders representing each shoot.   Since my phone and other devices also use the DNG format it's time consuming and somewhat confusing to just do a search for DNG files when I need to free up drive space.   I may confuse the DNG files from different devices and delete the wrong ones.   If I could specify a faster location and keep the generated DNG files separate from my original images it would sure make things simpler.   And it seems like a simple thing to add.  The option could potentially even allow storage of the resulting DNG files on the Adobe cloud service?    Thanks for your consideration Darvin Atkeson ... View more

Can anyone else confirm this bug with version 16.0.0.1667 (seemed to start in version 16.0).   The Vignette Effect now seems to just turn the image white rather than correctly blending properly.   It really  bad.   1. Load a dark image with or without vignetting.  2. Wihout making any other changes alter the Vignette setting under the Effects Panel 3. Note how the effect now turns edges totally white instead of just brightening the color.  This cand't be correct as it totally messes up the results.  Looking to see if anyone else see this odd behaviour.  I checked the forums but can't find any other mention of it.   -Darv ... View more

Seem to be having a problem with the current version of Photoshop 22.0.0 and Google's version of the NIK plugins that was not present previously Open any image. Run NIK's Color Effex / Detail Extractor Click OK to apply the Detail Extractor Click with the paint brush anywhere on the screen (say with red paint)  You should get a single dot painted but not be able to paint a line.  The image freezes. Photoshop continues to paint but does not update the primary canvas.   The thumbnail however updates.  Deleteing the NIK Color Effex layer does not update the screen.   Only way to fix is to save the file, close it and reopen the PSD file.  Can anyone reproduce this?  System Info Windows 10 - Current version just updated NVIDIA GeForce 650 Ti juste updated to current drivers. 32 GB RAM Thanks Darvin Atkeson YosemiteLandscapes.com ... View more