Different among Photoshop CS6, CC, CC 2014
Hello experts,
I am having so much confusion of: Adobe Photoshop CS6, then Adobe CC, then Adobe CC 2014. Is Adobe CC 2014 latest version of Adobe Photoshop? Is there a comparison chart for the differences among these three?
Thanks for your help.
For the last few versions of Photoshop, Adobe has a list of features by version, and also a feature comparison chart.
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3D Render is different in Photoshop CS6 vs CS4 when edited
Hope you guys can help me, because I’m really clueless on what changed in CS6 that is causing this. We have a 3D file that has a layer where we can change out the labels. The things is this, when I open the file in CS6, and try to edit it, the appearance totally change. Instead of seeing the full bottle with the label, it shows a dropper in black. Prior to the switch to the new Photoshop, I was able to modify the same file in CS4 with no issues. Is there a way I can modify the label of this 3D without it losing all of its render data in CS6?
Example of Render when not touched.
Example of Render when modified.Below is the System information.
System Information
Time of this report: 2/19/2015, 14:05:35
Machine name: NR102
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Double Up - Photoshop CS6 and CC 2014
I have bought and installed Ps CS6 and have been using it since 17/3/2014. All is well. I have recently somehow got Ps CC 2014 as well. I do not use it, have no reason to now or in the future, and it is taking up 1.76 GB of space on my HD.
Can I uninstall the latter without causing any problems with the former? No shared files, for instance?Thank you.
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Photoshop : CS6 vs CS6-Extended vs CC
Is there a comparison chart?
What is in CS6 Extended that is not in CS6?
How many of these items are in CC? (based on the current CC content)
What is in CC that is not in CS6/CS6ext?Hi Phil,
Check this below link to see the new features available in Photoshop CC:
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/whats-new.html
And for the difference between Photoshop CS6 and Photoshop Extended CS6, please check this link:
http://prodesigntools.com/whats-the-difference-photoshop-cs6-vs-photoshop-cs6-extended.htm l
It is mostly with the 3D features that differs between Photoshop CS6 and Photoshop Extended CS6.
Regards,
Jairaj -
I recently purchased an upgrade to Photoshop CS6. (Dec 9 2014). I have today downloaded the file (Photoshop_13_LS16.7z
This downloaded OK
When I tried to run the file (Winzip) I got the following message
"Installer failed to initialise. Could be due to a missing file. Please download Abobe support adviser."
I tried to do that and it told me Adobe support adviser no longer exists.
Could you please advise a solution.Extract it to a different location inside a dedicated folder and make sure to not destroy the file and folder hierarchy inside the archive. also run the install with sufficient user privielges and security stuff turned off.
Mylenium -
I am unable to reinstall Photoshop CS6 (I do have the serial number) on my Macbook Pro 10.9.5 (Mavericks os). and am getting the message "Installation on case-sensitive volumes is not supported. Please choose a different volume for installation." I am further told that "Adobe apps cannot be installed on case-sensitive drives, you need to Install the product onto an HFS+ or HFSJ non-case-sensitive drive."
What I don't understand is this: I originally bought and installed Photoshop CS6 back in March 2013, and it worked fine. Yesterday my hard drive had to be replaced and my computer person salvaged as much of what was on it as he could, but now I have to reinstall Photoshop. 1) Why did it work before and it's not working now? 2) Is there anything I can do that does not involve reformatting the hard drive?It means what it says. The "computer person" formatted it wrongly/ unsuitably. it needs to be formatted again.
Error "Case-sensitive drives not supported" or similar install error | Mac OS
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Hello. I am running Photoshop CC 2014 on a MAC with OSX LION. I also have Photoshop CS6 installed. When I double-click on a file in Bridge CC, it always opens in CS6. If I say "OPEN WITH Photoshop CC 2014", or if I drag the file directly to CC 2014 in the Dock it will open in CC. Since I like to double-click or hit return in the bridge, I am constantly having to wait until the file opens in CS6, quit CS6 an then open it another way to get it into Photoshop CC 2014. I tried to disable CS6 by hiding it, but then double-clicking Bridge did nothing. Any ideas why this is happening?
Check and adjust the File Type Associations in the bridge cc preferences.
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I have Photoshop CC 2014 and Bridge CC when I double click or Open in Bridge CC Photoshop CS6 opens instead of Photoshop CC 2014. How can I change this dynamic link to open Photoshop CC 2014? Help!
Thanks Gener7, but that did not work.
I also tried opening Bridge’s Preferences> File Type Associations and clicking the Reset to Default Applications button. Then see Photoshop CC 2014 listed next to all basic image formats. but did not work
Also tried this: but did not work
--Open Bridge.
--Use the Keywords panel menu command Export to save your keywords (not in the Bridge or Photoshop folders or their support folders).
--Quit Bridge.
--Hold down the Command-Option-Shift keys.
--Launch Bridge.
--When the small dialog box appears, release the three modifier keys and elect to replace the Preferences and purge the cache. -
Photoshop CS6 crashes constantly on 2 very different macs, but CS5 running very stable!
hi
our photoshop cs6 (with latest update to 13.0.4) keeps crashing daily and is not stable at all.
so we would work with cs 5 again, as this version is very stable and wont crash even once in a year.
we are daily/"9-5" working at a photographers´ studio and use 2 different macs:
- brand new mac pro 6-core (2010/Westmere) with 48GB RAM under system 10.8.3
- old mac pro with Two 2.66 GHz Dual-core Intel Xeon "Woodcrest" from 2006 with 16GB RAM under system 10.7.6
(both with standard equipped/shipped graphics cards)
cs6 crashes daily whith following tasks:
- frequent crashs: using "motion blur"
- frequent crashs: using "refine edge"
- sometimes using "transform tool"
during our tests, we found out, that "disable graphics card" (photoshop>settings>performance) in the mac pro from 2006, would prevent a crash, when using "refine edge". in the latest mac pro from 2010, we did not find any solution to prevent a crash.
a "crash", we define as follows: during the mentioned tasks, photoshop is gone from the screen in the blink of second, and an osx sign appears "photoshop has crashed"..
thanks for your time..Instructions for submitting crash reports with your email address: http://adobe.ly/gNJWVY
As Chris states, this will help us track down your issue.
I agree is Christoph, I would suggest leaving OpenGL/"Use Graphics Processor" enabled and twiddling the Advanced settings for Drawing Mode to "Basic." Then restart Photoshop and see if the problem still persists.
That setting is the main difference between CS5 (Basic) and CS6 (Advanced). -
I have Photoshop CS6 on a Mac and I need to move it to a different Mac.
How do I download and install Photoshop CS6 on a different computer?
Download Mac version here. Run the installer on your new machine.
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/cs6/downloads/Photoshop_13_LS6.dmg
It will ask for your serial number. You have a maximum of two activations, deactivate and uninstall off the old Mac when ready. -
New to creative cloud. Downloaded a trial but am struggling to work my way around it. Is Photoshop CC 2014 the same as Photoshop CS6?
yes the creative cloud Photoshop cc 2014 is the latest and the current version of the Photoshop
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Need assistance to update Photoshop cs6 and Lightroom to version 2014. Please help!
Need assistance to update Photoshop cs6 and Lightroom to version 2014.
I have a Mac. I am not a member in Creative Cloud, invested big and bought CS6 and LR in the beginning of last year.
Please help!These are not updates (just as CS6 was not an update to CS5), but upGRADES. They are available to CC (Creative Cloud) subscribers. While in the past you might have been able to pay for an upgrade (e.g. CS5 to CS6) you now have to subscribe. Once you are a subscriber you can upgrade to each new version as it comes along.
As well as the full CC subscription there is a $10/mo plan with only Photoshop and Lightroom. Creative Cloud Photography plan | Adobe Creative Cloud -
Open letter to Adobe:
In Summary: I consistently go back to Photoshop CS6 over Photoshop 2014 due to the way 2014 handles.
I am an advanced user and use Photoshop to create art from photographs for clients. Even though I know there are advanced features in 2014, every time I start a project in 2014, I end up completing it in CS6. These are the reasons why:
1. 2014 is just not as solid a product as CS6. I know that when I start something in CS6, I will be able to complete it. I am an artist, so bear with my descriptions, but 2014 feels and acts like you are sitting on a three-legged chair versus a four-legged version with CS6.
2. 2014 is not as stable. I rarely have CS6 crash, but 2014 has frozen several times and I have lost work, even with the auto-save on.
3. 2014's tools can switch from a normal tip to other types on a whim.
4. When cropping with 2014, I've had sides of the picture change. Hard to describe, but artistically, it's there. When I take the project into CS6 and crop it, there are no changes to the sides during cropping.
5. I have had times when I can't change to a specific font in 2014 and then come back to 2014 later and it will change.
Should I report these as bugs? How? Some are very difficult to describe and almost impossible to document in a way that your programming team could trace.
For the time being, I will continue to switch back and forth between 2014 and CS6 as I need; so, if you would please, continue to update CS6.
Thank you for listening.
Susan L. DeLuca CPTOpen letter to Adobe:
In Summary: I consistently go back to Photoshop CS6 over Photoshop 2014 due to the way 2014 handles.
I am an advanced user and use Photoshop to create art from photographs for clients. Even though I know there are advanced features in 2014, every time I start a project in 2014, I end up completing it in CS6. These are the reasons why:
1. 2014 is just not as solid a product as CS6. I know that when I start something in CS6, I will be able to complete it. I am an artist, so bear with my descriptions, but 2014 feels and acts like you are sitting on a three-legged chair versus a four-legged version with CS6.
2. 2014 is not as stable. I rarely have CS6 crash, but 2014 has frozen several times and I have lost work, even with the auto-save on.
3. 2014's tools can switch from a normal tip to other types on a whim.
4. When cropping with 2014, I've had sides of the picture change. Hard to describe, but artistically, it's there. When I take the project into CS6 and crop it, there are no changes to the sides during cropping.
5. I have had times when I can't change to a specific font in 2014 and then come back to 2014 later and it will change.
Should I report these as bugs? How? Some are very difficult to describe and almost impossible to document in a way that your programming team could trace.
For the time being, I will continue to switch back and forth between 2014 and CS6 as I need; so, if you would please, continue to update CS6.
Thank you for listening.
Susan L. DeLuca CPT -
I have Photoshop CC 2014 but Photoshop CS6 launches instead.
I'm using the Bridge CC but when I double click on a raw file it launched the Photoshop CS6 version, why? How can I redirect the opening link to launch CC 2014. I do not want to uninstall CS6.
In Bridge select Edit from the menu bar -- select Preferences-- From the List on the left select File Type Associations.
Look down the list of file types until you find the one you're trying to open such as raw, dng, jpg, etc. At the right is a little triangle, click on it to see application options. If CC2014 is not listed, browse until you find it. Repeat for all file types necessary.
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Is Photoshop CS6 different from CS5?
I recently went back to school to expand my career skills and the next class in line for me, is Photoshop. I’m trying to find out if I’m OK with CS5 or if I need to upgrade to CS6. As I just mentioned, I currently have CS5. For a couple classes I completed this year (Flash and Dreamweaver), I was able to use CS5 without any issue, limitations, or instances of “Yeah that can be done, but only on CS6.” I also did not have instances in the class lessons of “You can do this, but not if you’re on CS5.” However, from what I heard/read, Photoshop seems to have had the most significant changes in the CS6 update.
Here are my questions:
Please, from a technical perspective only, do I need to upgrade to CS6? Will being on CS5 on my home computer put me at a disadvantage in class when I'm being taught via CS6? Is Photoshop CS6 significantly different from CS5 where if being taught via CS6, I would be lost or very limited on CS5? When you upgraded to CS6 did you feel like you were learning a new program, or was it the same as CS5, just with a few new “nice to have” features?
Again, please provide information from a technical perspective only. If the decision to spend $2000 for CS6, was based on preference, I would have had CS6 a long time ago. Also, please don’t recommend CC because I’m not ready to upgrade to subscription based software yet.
Thanks!Have you tried running the trial version of CS6 for 30 days to get a feel for the software and perhaps answer for yourself the many questions you obviously have?
Try http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/cs6-product-downloads.html
Or http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cs6-direct-download-links.html
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