How to turn of Pen Pressure Opacity?!

Hey ive had the issue the past couple of days I have been using my Wacom tablet at school perfectly but when I use it on my home computer pressure sensitive opacity is on and wont turn off. I have the master control for it unchecked and I also have everything in transfer unchecked. Whats the problem????

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hello,
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"pressure" is disabled.
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What brush pressure does is dynamically alter the stroke as it is drawn. You may be able to alter the stroke after it is drawn. Since you aren't describing what sort of alterations you want, there is no way for anyone to provide alternatives.
There is no substitute for the dynamic ability to alter strokes as you draw them, a tablet is required for that ability. But a similar appearance AFTER the stroke is drawn is entirely possible.

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Hi
There is no sensitivity to pressure in my Photoshop CS5. I have installed the driver for my tablet (Intuos 4), but it still doesn't work. I have also clicked the icons for both pressure and opacity in the bar at the top, but they made no difference.
I see a triangle with an exclamation point in the brushes menu by the control options. It says "Control by pen pressure requires the use of a pressure sensitive tablet," so I take this to mean that my tablet isn't supporting sensitivity.
The tablet works just fine, but the sensitivity won't. What should I do?
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Hi,
I figured it out! Pen Pressure is working just fine now. Here are the steps I used to fix my problem. Thanks for your help, Noel!
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-Disconnect the tablet from the computer
-Open your start menu and then the Control Panel
-Open programs and features
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-After restarting, download and install only the latest driver (6.16) from wacom website
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Like this, I can't use pen pressure.
How can I fix it?

tomeq,
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My pen pressure opacity "glitches" and does a full opacity often when I try to digital paint.

Does anyone know why it does this? It does it every 4-6 times which is really really often since you brush about 10 times every 3 seconds or so when digital painting especially when shading, lighting, blending, etc with brushing.
Why does it do this? I cant recall when it started doing this but I think it was either when I updated from CS4 to CS6 or maybe it just randomly kicked in.
I already updated my drivers and re-installed my tablet. That wasn't the problem.

Traditionally this kind of problem is solved by changing / reinstalling tablet drivers. I recall a time when people were actually having to load Wacom drivers that were NOT the latest to work around it.
As JJ has said, posting more specific information might get you more specific help.
-Noel

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I'm a digital illustrator, and at current I have to switch between Corel Painter and Photoshop for my work flow, but for only one seemingly simple reason. Painter obviously has reproducing natural media at its heart, and as such some of the dry media functions (charcoal, pencil, pastel, etc.) work with an absolute pressure basis. No matter how many times you go over a swathe of pixels or pick up your pen, opacity/flow is determined solely by pressure.
Photoshop on the other hand functions more like wet media, with the assumption that you're picking up more paint with every lift of the pen.
Now here's the real kicker, I'm not a big fan of Painter. I'm more comfortable with Photoshop and I've found plenty of ways to get past texture and blending issues with the wonderful open ended brush tools and a couple fancy plugins, but I can't get around this. I learned art as a dry media artist, and as such my hand and brain don't compute a slight lift off the tablet with gathering more color.
So to put it simply: Is there a way to adjust Photoshop's pen pressure from pen pressure = opacity x stroke to just pen pressure = total opacity?
Because I would stop buying Painter if Photoshop had this option.
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Tried techniques in both Adobe and Corel.
Any suggestions on how to get the pen pressure to work would be greatly appreciated!

Notably Wacom has *just* released a new driver for their tablets to correct pen pressure issues, and at least one person has reported that it has corrected pen pressure problems.
I haven't read too carefully here, and I don't know if their driver could help you directly. I just mentioned it because you said you saw Wacom people reporting problems too.
http://www.wacom.com/en/CustomerCare/Drivers.aspx?model=Intuos3&os=Windows+7
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Pen-pressure control both opacity\flow AND size?

I distinctly remember very early versions of Photoshop (even well before CS, perhaps) in which I could choose a brush that was very valueable to me and that would allow me to control with Wacom pen pressure both the opacity and the size of the stroke. I vaguely remember it had to do with the air-brush icon
I can no longer find such a brush in photoshop.
In all my attempts to play with the options or brush settings, or choosing the `pressure opacity icon` or the `size opacity icon` and all combinations I tried, I caouldn`t find a brush that will allow me to control both, and I remember and know that once it did exist...
In screenshot 1 I show how when choosing opacity pressure control one gets these wonederful soft, cloudy, fluffy, gradient edges but how even if the strokes seems to grow a bit thinner is actually the same width between the two parallel red lines.
In screenshot 2 I show how when choosing size pressure control one ges these pointy sharp edges and not the cloudy gradients of the previous example
In screenshot 3 I attemp[t a simulation - An artificial representation of the look and feel of that brush i`m referring to, long lost to me, that has both soft edges and can still be reduced to a thin line at the same time.

Conroy, the point you bring up is important, thank you.
The fade size and flow stroke would give the exact effect I`m looking for, if it could only be truly controled and did not impose a set and limited effect, in the sense that the stroke cannot be either lengthened, dragged,or modified in any way. It`s mere existence indicates that such an effect is still doable within the photoshop visual language.
If only I could find how to be able to get such an effect for actual drawing...
The loss of this ability spells a great handicap in my ability to use Photoshop.
I think that all I needed in ancient versions was to click the airbrush icon and I would have it, but now clicking this icon seems strangely to yield no visible effect, which is also a tell-tail sign by itself, don`t you think?
I wondoer whether other Wacom users are having the same problem and whether they are not too, suffering tremendously from the inexplicable dissapearance of that ability.
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Greetings! Long time photoshop user of 12 years, yet I've never used these forums.
So.
I run a Surface Pro 2 with Wacom drivers, however I've also run into this same problem on a hand built PC running windows 7 with an Intuos 4 medium. As I'm drawing, my pen pressure will disappear and reappear so that random strokes "blot" on the screen... kind of like ink blotting out of a pen, as the entire force of pressure is used for the whole stroke no matter how gently or firmly I'm pressing. I work rapidly, and small, continuous, ACCURATE strokes are an absolute must. This problem can't be duplicated on any other program I've tried, be it Paint Tool Sai or Fresh Paint - it's a photoshop specific problem.
The problem seems to be worse on my Surface, however I'm also working more quickly on the Surface, thus running into the issue more frequently. This has been ongoing after many attempts at fixing.
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Wiping and reinstalling drivers
Trying different drivers
Waiting for new drivers
Buying new tablets (Bamboo, to Intuos 4 small, to Intuos 4 medium, to Surface Pro 2)
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I'll continue trying different drivers, but it looks like this is a Photoshop issue to me.
Clearly, the tablet doesn't lose sensitivity when I'm working in either Adobe Flash or Paint Tool SAI. I've sadly had to turn to Paint Tool SAI to work around this problem. I'd much prefer to use Photoshop, with which I have the bulk of my experience. I purchased Photoshop CS5 for my Mac.
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I understand this is frustrating, but, from my perspective it's clearly an issue inherent to Photoshop. My tablet drivers work fine in other programs that use pressure sensitivity. The artifacting seems above only occurs in Photoshop.
Is there a way I could try previous versions of Photoshop in order to see if, perhaps, it's CS6 that doesn't like my tablet?
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pen pressure just have a warningsign besides it, it worked fine before .
i have tried everything, reinstalled drivers, reinstalled photoshop
I have a speedlink arcus tablet
i haave spoken to them and they said i needed to go here, because they could'nt do anything
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I have the same problem. Pen pressure works in Photoshop CC, but not in Photoshop CC 2014. I have a Wacom intuos and have updated my Wacom drivers to the newest version. Windows 8.1.
Let's turn the discussion away from tablet drivers for a moment and consider the fact that pressure sensitivity works in an older version of Photoshop and doesn't in the new one. How should we proceed to solve this issue?

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I am experiencing a problem with my Intuos Pro Medium (driver 6.3.9w3 on Windows 8.1)
I am using Lighroom 5.6 and Photoshop CC 2014.
I an get the pen pressure to work in Photoshop without any problem. However, if I go into Lightroom and use the Local Adjustment Brush and then transfer the photo into Photoshop (Right Click Edit In => Edit in Adobe Photoshop 2014 CC) then the pen pressure stops working in Photoshop.
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Guillaume

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