I have PS CS4 (not extended) and ID CS4.
If I go to preferences, the GPU area says "No GPU options availabe with Photoshop Standard". Then the explanation at underneath says I need to upgrade my video driver or card.
I would, but the bit about no options available with Standard version is confusing. Does it mean GPU would work but just not have "options"?
Why would I want to select a Profile like Camera Standard instead of Adobe Standard?
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Partial list of proposed build in case it's relevant:
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In Photoshop CS5 I created from a rectangle an tin can, that was nice.When I use the same (.psd) file and the same standard 3D shape (tin can) I get a total different result.What did Adobe changes with this option in Photoshop CS6? And how I can get the same result as I got in CS5?
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When I looked up how to fix this it told me I should convert the video so that it's an MP4 that works in quicktime. So I did this but when I try to import, there's no option for MP4 format. This is the only option on the scroll down menu.
From everything I have been able to find out, I would need to pay the full $400 upgrade from my CS4 license even though I already own CS6. Surely there must be a way to go from CS6 to CS6 Extended for less than the cost to go from a previous version to CS6 Extended, but if there is, I cannot find a way how.
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When I open a new image the same thing happens, it reverts back to partially filling the screen.
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When I installed the Extended version, everything slows down. This is only a problem with PS. Can I start PS as standard edition?
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I have been downloading the trial for photoshop cs6 extended so i know wether i want to buy it or not but the CS6 Extended features are not available..what i might be able to do.I do have my graphics cards latest drivers and it is recognized in the preferences but still only displays as the standard photoshop CS6
my specs:
2.4ghz quad core
6 gigs ddr2 ram
a 320gb HDD
a 250gb HDD
a GTX 460
and windows 7 64-bit
typically the lag occurs on just the standard brush above 100px. smaller brush sizes do not seem to be as affected. i've gone through all the downloads for photoshop and everything appears up-to-date. I've got 4Gb of memory.
I've got a ATI Radeon HD 4670 video card. I've checked off "basic" under the performance with no luck. Is it my video card?
In PS CS6, Mac OS 10.7.5, I can only select the "standard" screen mode. (View, Screen Mode, -select). The other two options are "greyed out".
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I click the text button.
The "color box" in the "text bar" keeps the previous color and text comes out in that color, not the new one. (Different pictures)
Windows XP-Home SP3 2 gig memory
A work around it to:
Back out of the color tool
Save the file
Reopen the file
Re-Pick the color
Then I get what I need as text color.
This seems to have come up in the last couple of weeks. At least I don't recall it happening earlier.
Is this a "Zap Preferences To Cure" thing or??
