Lighting effects photoshop CS5

Have they gone... or have hte been moved?
I can't find them anywhere.

For those of us who do not know (I didn't) how to tun on 32 bit addressing for the application...
•Quit Photoshop if you have it open...
•Find the Photoshop CS5 application icon
• Right click on it and select "GET INFO".
When the Information window opens you need to tick the box that says "Open in 32-bit mode"
•Close the information window.
•Re launch photoshop
•As you probably already know, this filter only works in RGB mode
You're ready...

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Where is lighting effects in CS5?

Hi,
Recently I upgraded to Photoshop CS5 on my iMac. When I went tonight to select "lighting effects" under "filter" and "render", I noticed it is not there. Where is it?
thanks,
DavinS06

somethings were left behind in CS5
here's a link that describes where they are and how you need to restart in 32bit to run lighting effects and other plugins
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/828/cpsid_82824.html#main_Plug_ins_supported_in_32__and_64_bit_Wi ndows__and_only_32_bit_Mac_OS

Missing "render lighting effects" in cs5.1

I've googled this to death and can only find the answers referenced here:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/642137
I don't have that option though...mine only says "share folders" where this one has the option of running in 32 bit mode...
Any ideas?

You should be able to go /Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS5, expand the folder, right click on the Adobe Photoshop CS5.app, choose Get Info and in
the top area under General, there should be an Open in 32 - bit mode checkbox.
Video showing how:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hle1cf7QVL8

Why don't I find in Filters Render "lighting Effects"? - CS5 Extended.

I am looking at making displacement maps for textures, Etc

So before starting Photoshop select it in the Finder and raise File > Get Info and look for the check-box next to »Open in 32-bit mode«.

Where's lighting effects gone?

I wanted to apply a particular filter to a file and I wanted to use lighting effects, but I can't find it in CS5.
Has it been dropped? If not, where is it? If it has been dropped, what can I use to apply a directional light effect?
Thanks.
Mat

A quick Forum Search would yield this
No Lighting Effects in CS5 Render Mode on Mac
and other threads on that topic.

Photoshop CS5 already in 32-bit mode; Lighting Effects filter not showing in the Filter Menu

Photoshop CS5 already in 32-bit mode; Lighting Effects filter not showing in the FIlter Menu. Please help!?

Noel Carboni wrote:
Doesn't a Mac have a definitive way to check to see whether an application is running in 64 bit mode or 32? Some kind of process manager or something? 22 posts have gone by and the original poster doesn't yet seem convinced that it is actually running in 64 bit mode.
I don't know why there has been doubt since post #12 where I explained that Ps must be running in 64-bit mode when more than 2100 MB RAM is reported in Preferences.
Anyway, here's a screenshot of Activity Monitor showing CS6 in 64-bit mode and CS5.1 in 32-bit mode.

Lighting effects not showing up in CS5

This plug-in is not showing up on both CS5 and CS 5.1 running on a MAC OSX 10.6.7 Italian system. I have tried both from the Italian versions of PS and even from one new version in English of PS5.1 and it isn't to be found under the menu "rendering" or enywhere else. I see that it is in the plug.in folder and the folder of lighting effects is there as well, but it just doesn't show up. Any ideas about this bug? I've tried it on 3 different computers!

As far as i know, the lighting effects filter only works in the 32 bit version of
photoshop cs5/5.1 on a mac system.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/photoshop/cs/using/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-7959a.h tml
There is also a photoshop macintosh forum (you posted in the photoshop elements forum)
http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop/photoshop_macintosh
Added: If you have the extended version of cs5, you might experiment using 3d lights
for lighting effects, which works in the 64 bit version of cs5. Turn your layer into a
3d postcard and use the 3d lights for various lighting effects.
MTSTUNER
Message was edited by: MTSTUNER

No Lighting Effects under Render in CS5?

I just went to look for my lighting effects under their usual location, under the Filters->>Render menu, and they're not there! I've tried re-installing, to no avail.
What am I doing wrong?

nm, found it:
Run Photoshop CS5 on Mac OS as a 32-bit application:
Select the Adobe Photoshop CS5 application file, installed by default in the Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS5 folder.
Choose File > Get Info, and select Open in 32 Bit Mode.
Deselect this option to run Photoshop CS5 in 64-bit mode.
Thanks, Tai

Lighting Effects crashed the Photoshop

Hey, all the experts, I have installed Photoshop CS5.5 and upgraded to CS6 recently, and I have found out I can't use the Lighting effects. Everytime I choose Lighting effects, the Photoshop seems hang and I need to force quit the application. Any ideas how could I fix it. I am running with Windows 7 and I have tried to re-install the CS6 but couldn't fix the problem. I did not have this problem while I was using CS5.5.

Thanks for your respond. Just for your information, I am running with ATI Mobility Radeon HD4330, do I need to upgrade the driver? Because I have tried out from the Windows Device Manager, and it said the driver is up to date. Any other method I could it try out to update my driver?
Regards.

Photoshop cc lighting effects do not seem to work

I am trying to put spotlight on area in photo but from render - lighting effects all that happens is my workspace changes on the right to "lighting effects" but nothing works and I have to close this side and shut down photoshop just to go back to a normal "essential" workspace. == what is the problem?

I'm having the same issue as well. Just started using CC tonight on both my home and work Macs. My home computer is a late 2006 MacPro, 6GB RAM, 2.66ghz and the work computer is 2013 MacPro with way more guts in it. Photoshop at home runs terribly slow all together but I did manage to see some slight improvement when I switched off "Use Graphics Processor" in the Preferences panel (Prefs > Performance) but this also turns off the Lighting effects filter. I remote logged in to my work Mac and using the same file (saved in the cloud), applied the lighting filter and it worked perfectly. All that to say, I'm pretty certain is a graphics processor/memory issue more than it being a CC issue. At home, the filter attempts to work, stops, and the only thing left is the properties panel like the effect is active.
Looks like I need some upgrades.
Hope this helps!

Lighting effect not working for photoshop CC 2014

hello there i can not seem to get the lighting effects working in Photoshop cc 2014 i updated it and also made sure my graphic driver was updated and also made sure that it was strong enough to run it and it is so now i'm just confused why its not working.
not sure what to do from here need to get some textures done and this does not help and couldn't find anwsers on the adobe contact us tab so came here.

I could repro this. Fix it by restarting Photoshop.
What happens is that when you toggled your graphics acceleration on without restarting Photoshop, it made Photoshop go coo-coo for Cocoa Puffs. (It happens.) Hopefully, someone from Adobe's staff will see this.

I have an issue using Lighting Effects in Adobe Photoshop CC 2014

Hello everyone,
I am having issues using Lighting Effects in Adobe Photoshop CC 2014. I created a duplicate layer that I want to do the effects on, converted it to a smart object and on that same layer went to Filter>Render>Lighting Effects to get to the Lighting Effects screen. When adjusting the parameters (drag/reshape the lights) for either the spotlight or point light, I don't see any changes. Can someone tell me what could be the issue or if I'm doing the steps wrong to apply the effects?
Here are my specs:
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (6.1, Build 7601) Service Pack 1 (7601.win7sp1_gdr.140303-2144)
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600S CPU @ 2.80GHz (8 CPUs), ~2.8GHz
Memory: 8192MB RAM
Available OS Memory: 8174MB RAM
Card name: AMD Radeon HD 6570
Manufacturer: ATI Technologies Inc.
Display Memory: 743 MB
Dedicated Memory: 1008 MB
Shared Memory: 3831 MB

I am experiencing flickering issues as well. However my issues are with the Fast Color Corrector and the Three Way Color Corrector. It seems as if the color correction tools are causing intermittent flickering on some people's systems.
Additionally when I converted some old PPCC 7.2.2 projects which had the Three Way Color Corrector applied, some clips in sequences would come up as a green screen in the program monitor. If I turned the TWCC off the footage would display correctly in the program window. If I turn the TWCC back on it would display the green screen again.
I haven't found a solution to the flickering but to solve the green screen issue I have to remove the effect, then re apply it. I guess for whatever reason, the 2014 version of PP has issues with 7.2.2 projects where the TWCC was applied.
I'm hoping Adobe will address this soon with an update for the various bugs that have been reported.
PPCC 2014 8.0.1
Win 7 Pro

Why doesn't Photoshop CS5 automatically scale strokes and effects?

I am looking everywhere for why Photoshop CS5 doesn't automatically scale strokes and effects. I could've sworn there was a preference in CS4 but there's nothing resembling this in CS5. Driving me crazy!
Whenever I do a Free Transform, the effects are completely out of whack and force me to waste time resetting them individually, layer by layer. I used to be able to grab any object or group of objects, do a transformation and Photoshop automatically recalculated. If anyone has a tip on how to avoid the annoyance of having to go layer by layer and forcibly adjusting that would be great.

Layer style effect setting are in absolute pixel size values so if you change the scale of a layer the style size remains the same. You can edit the layers style effects after tou do a transform on the layer and change the absolute setting. If the layer has been rastersized or flattened you can not. I have request that Adobe add support for relative settings like inches, cm, mm etc which is relative to the documents dpi resolution. This would be very helpful for recording actions.
However photoshop can scale existing layer style for you when you use Image Size there is a check box. If you need to scale a single layer and have its style scaled you need to do it in a round about way. Convert the layer to a smart object. Then instead of using transform double click on the layser smart object icon in the layers palette. Photoshop will open that layer embedded smart object in Photoshop for you to work on it.. Use Image Size to resize the layer up or down in size and check resample constrain and the scale style check box. Then use menu File>Save. Photoshop will then update the embedded smart object in the smart object layer and you can close the document Photoshop opened for you to work on the smart object.

Lighting effect in Photoshop

Hello,
I have a problem with my lighting effects. I trey to make something from a tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH3hLV-cU9c&list=UUznryOyXYWtvHwuHoObXruA
And on 17:00 he uses lighting effect. I did exacly everything what he does en when I click on ok, all of the things I did in lighting effect disappear. so I clicked on lighting effect again but everything is still there. Does somebody know how to fix this?
The texture that I use is something I made with that tutorial, I tried re-doing everything but it still doesn't work.

Moving the discussion to Photoshop General Discussion.
Thanks,
Atul Saini

Lighting effects in Photoshop CC doesn't work for me ... just shows ALL black .. any advice to get it to do what it is supposed to?

Lighting effects in Photoshop CC doesn't work for me ... just shows ALL black .. any advice to get it to do what it is supposed to?

So, you're totally new to computers?
Go to the Help menu in Photoshop and select the System Info menu item. Copy all that information and paste all of it here MINUS your serial number.
Yes, Photoshop can delegate a lot of the computing tasks to the GPU on your graphics card. You may have to disable that feature in Photoshop Preferences > Performance.

Lighting effects photoshop CS5

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