The problem with the subscription licensing is that it’s not full proof and if it fails you may be locked out of your software until you can get support to fix the issue and that’s going to take time. If I had been teaching a class, it would have meant that I simply couldn’t do what I was being paid to do. Now I haven’t had problems with Photoshop CC but I have had issues with a subscription license for Adobe Captive – on two separate occasions both within the last 12 months and both without warning.
Again, I wrote a DPS blog post on Pixel Bender, how to install it and what you’ll find when you get it here.
Just in case you’re interested – the Pixel Bender extension won’t work with versions of Photoshop later than Photoshop CS5. Since I plan to keep Photoshop CS5 I’ll still have access to Pixel Bender – thank you very much Adobe! I also have a Droste filter for it that is awesome and that I use from time to time. I found that disappointing – I kind of like Pixel Bender – in particular some of the fractal effects that you can create with it. Yep, in Photoshop CS6 Adobe took the Oil Paint Filter from Pixel Bender, built it into Photoshop and promptly dumped everything else. While many readers are finding it still works, sadly while I can tell you how to do it the actual solution no longer works for me. If you want to know how to add Picture Package back into Photoshop CS4 there’s a DPS blog post that I wrote explaining all about it here in Multiple Image Printing in Photoshop CS4.įor Photoshop CS4 and CS5 I also created some training for which you will find here.Īnd for Photoshop CS6, I wrote a post on my blog about how to add it to Photoshop CS6.
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