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The third party plugins are grayed out in the Filter menu of PS CS. How can they be enabled? Used to work fine in PS 7. Thanks.
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The third party plugins are grayed out in the Filter menu of PS CS. How can they be enabled? Used to work fine in PS 7. Thanks.
the menu entries are grayed out if the image mode is not one that the plugin supports (e.g., indexed color for many plugins, or 16 bit depth). If the plugin worked under PS7 for a given image, it will work under CS.
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Thanks. If it is due to the 8 vs 16 bit depth (most likely), is there a trick to work around it?
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Thanks. If it is due to the 8 vs 16 bit depth (most likely), is there a trick to work around it?
No (except of course reducing the image to 8 bit mode). If the plugin wasn’t written to handle 16 bit depth, it can’t do it.
askedThanks. If it is due to the 8 vs 16 bit depth (most likely), is there a trick to work around it?
No (except of course reducing the image to 8 bit mode). If the plugin wasn’t written to handle 16 bit depth, it can’t do it.
There are various workarounds you can use to edit in 16 bit. Here are acouple:
http://www.schewephoto.com/workshop/pdfs/16bit_Editing.pdf http://www.drjohnruss.com/downloads/16bitLayerWFscreen.pdf
The third party plugins are grayed out in the Filter menu of PS CS. How can they be enabled? Used to work fine in PS 7. Thanks.
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