Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

[mantra Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mantra]

Hi
i tried photoshop cc version 14.2.1 under windows
and i noticed that the curve are like cs5 and no like cs6
i mean it's enough to select the eyedropper and ctrl click and add an anchor in the curve adjustament layer

can somebody test it?
and tell if it's right
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pASMz6pL4Nk
thanks

[Aladdin Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Aladdin]

Re: Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

I can confirm, same CC version, - Win7 64bit

Only thing is, I don't even have to hit the CTRL key, just move the eyedropper anywhere, one left click, done, no other key needs to be pressed. I am sure you know that if you drag up or down while holding the left button, you will adjust the curve interactively on the spot where the eyedropper is.

[mantra Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mantra]

Re: Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

I can confirm, same CC version, - Win7 64bit

Only thing is, I don't even have to hit the CTRL key, just move the eyedropper anywhere, one left click, done, no other key needs to be pressed. I am sure you know that if you drag up or down while holding the left button, you will adjust the curve interactively on the spot where the eyedropper is.

thanks Aladdin
may you please do it again with the auto-select target disabled?


i did it with auto-select target adjustament tool Disabled (the little hand)

[Aladdin Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Aladdin]

Re: Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

nothing works with the auto-select is disabled, no matter what I do, ctrl+click does not work, it has to be selected.

You mention the eyedropper! all it does it just set B/W/G points even if the ctril key is pressed.

[mantra Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mantra]

Re: Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

nothing works with the auto-select is disabled, no matter what I do, ctrl+click does not work, it has to be selected.

You mention the eyedropper! all it does it just set B/W/G points even if the ctril key is pressed.

hi
thanks to me works like the video
windows 8.1 and i have a wacom tabled installed
i can ctrl+click with the autoselect disabled
i guess the wacom tabled software changed something

[Aladdin Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Aladdin]

Re: Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

Just tested with wacom, same behaviour, no change, it has to be selected. I just looked at the video again. Bizar!

[mantra Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mantra]

Re: Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

Just tested with wacom, same behaviour, no change, it has to be selected. I just looked at the video again. Bizar!

thanks Aladdin
i like how photoshop cc 14.2.1 works in my case , but it's very odd!

[Aladdin Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Aladdin]

Re: Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

Lol, lucky you.

[mantra Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mantra]

Re: Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

Lol, lucky you.

it's pretty weird , i will restore an image to find out why work like cs5 the curve i mean

do u use w8.1 pro?
it should enalbe the move tool every time i press ctrl ,weird i know
but thanks for the kindness , really

[Aladdin Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Aladdin]

Re: Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

No problem. I am using win 7 , I had win 8 but removed the installation, I did not like it a bit.

Feel free to ask or inquire, with pleasure.

[mantra Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mantra]

Re: Photoshop cc 14.2.1 curve like cs5?

No problem. I am using win 7 , I had win 8 but removed the installation, I did not like it a bit.

Feel free to ask or inquire, with pleasure.

really nobody can understand it
because with ctrl should be enabled always the move tool (that i hate)
it was like it ,but after i installed intuos WacomTablet_6.3.7-6.exe ,it changed it
now with ctrl i can add curve point like photoshop cs5

the move tool in the curve it's unless