Another Photo bug

Ever since the update, whenever I open a Photo folder, I'm automatically positioned at the end of the photos in the folder. In all previous versions, the opening position was at the beginning of the files in the folder -- which is how it ought to be.
Does anyone know a way to revert to the old display method, of listing the photos from the beginning?

Did you ever get a response to this problem? I'm having the same issue and would like to get it fixed.

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Before when I scanned a photo, it would automatically save and ask to scan another photo. Now, the photo is not saving and it doesn't ask to scan again. Help?

Before when I scanned a photo, it would automatically save and ask to scan another photo. Now, the photo is not saving and it doesn't ask to scan again. Help?

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In older versions of Photoshop you could see two or more frames in the work area and cut an paste parts of one photo into another photo by using the "move" tool after the area to be moved was selected. I am having trouble discerning how to achieve this action in CC. Could someone in the forum with this experience give me some steps to take to complete this process? Thanks.

Thanks Trevor!
Bill Coan (BillCoan Photographs)
Moravian Falls, North Carolina
336-928-0498 (c)
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On Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 6:48 PM, Trevor Dennis <[email protected]>

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In the video of Photoshop Element 11, the man draws a green swiggly over his daughter on the beach and adds her into another photo a couple of times, so he ends up with her on the beach 3 times next to each other. I really want to know how to do that in a quicker way than with the lasso tool.

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Can you edit a person out of one photo and add them to another photo? Like if you need the head shot from one photo to replace closed eyes in the other photo? Thanks.

Thank you very much! Does this require software to be purchased? I'm new to Photoshop.
From: Bill Hunt <[email protected]>
To: Kittie Gugenheim <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, April 25, 2011 11:46 AM
Subject: Re: Can you edit a person from one photo and add them to another photo?
Welcome to the forum.
Yes, this is done often. You will need to create a Mask of that person, to separate them from the background of the original Image.
I like to do this with a Layer Mask, as it offers control, and really does not alter the Image, so you can go back and make changes.
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For getting that Layer Mask looking good, work slowly, also see this http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/photoshop/l/blrbps_5agirl.htm.
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Can anyone explain how I can create another Photo Album on my iPhone to go with the Camera Roll & Photo Library?
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Now that the photo gallery in MobileMe is ending, is there another photo sharing site to which existing iPhoto albums can be transferred as is, with photos in the same order and with titles, and with minimal problems?

Now that the photo gallery in MobileMe is ending, is there another photo sharing site to which existing iPhoto albums can be transferred as is, with photos in the same order and with titles, and with minimal problems?

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I need step by step instructions on how to move an object from one photo to another photo - in Photoshop CC 2014.

How do you move an object in one photo to another photo in Photoshop CC 2014

In the document with the object select the object and use copy (Crtl|CMD+C) then in the other image document use paste (Crtl|CMD+V).
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The Daily show is a satirical show in the US with John Stewart. As a kind of running joke on "Photoshopped", they often badly photoshop things together, cut and paste style.
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