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However, occasionally, downloading was slow or failed entirely.Īlas, Adobe giveth and Adobe taketh away. Most of the time I was able to access photos from the cloud fairly instantaneously. No fuss, no muss, and a genuine time saver. All you need to do is click on the photo you want, and it will be imported directly into the app. Photoshop users can now hook into their Lightroom photos via the cloud, with all synced images accessible from the app’s Start screen. Adobe Photoshop CC 2018: Easy access to Lightroom Photoshop jockeys who know every tool by heart, can disable the feature in the preferences. Perhaps Adobe will build out that feature so the majority of tools have visual tips, but this is a good start. Tool Tips are enhanced with tiny animations.Īlso new are Rich Tooltips-enhanced labels complete with tiny graphics and animations-that demonstrate how each tool works, though not every tool has annotated instructions. It would be even better if you could start with your own photos in the interactive examples, but it’s a step in the right direction. You can follow the steps in the example or bring up the additional text instructions, available from the Help icon. Instead, Photoshop CC 2018 provides annotated steps using its own sample images covering categories like Photography, Retouching, Combining Images, and Graphic Design, each containing three to five instructional modules. Thanks! I got it working awhile ago by resetting Preferences - an annoying and time-consuming method, so I'll keep your solution in mind.Workflow recipes arrive with Photoshop CC 2018. I reset the crop tool by right clicking (control click on the Mac) on the Crop tool icon in the upper left corner, now "Enable Crop Shield" is available to me! I finally solved the problem with the help of this Adobe forum: This problem has been vexing me ever since we loaded Photoshop CC 2017. The whole crop shield section is grey out.ĭisabling graphics acceleration makes no difference. Two years later and I have the same problem with Photoshop CC2017.1.0. The new preferences files are created the next time you start Photoshop. You are prompted to delete the current settings. To restore preferences quickly using a keyboard shortcut: Press and hold Alt+Control+Shift (Windows) or Option+Command+Shift (Mac OS) as you start Photoshop.

But back them up first in case the reset doesn't work

Maybe try the general cure for PS weirdness: reset your prefs. It hasn't mattered whether I select Use Classic Mode, Show Cropped Area, Auto Center Preview, or any combination of the above, nor whether Delete Cropped Pixels is checked.Īm I overlooking a setting of some kind that disables it?Ĭan't duplicate it here. Nothing will bring it back from its greyed-out mode. Is anyone else unable to use "Enable Crop Shield" and its underlying options (Color Opacity Auto Adjust Opacity) in PS CC 2015? I've Googled extensively, and tried every option and combination that comes to mind within PS. Enable Crop Shield is greyed out in CC 2015.