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Thank god, it appears on quick test to be usable and glitch out and go super slow. 2017 when it was first released was unusable in a professional setting. However after a few months and updates it became one of the best version yet in my eyes.

I’ve gone back to really really laggy and buggy - just like 2017 first release. Simple coming on a light 100mb image would skip and paint 2 secs late.

However a quick test today on a 8GB 80 layers 20,000 px x 9,000px image - it appears to have no lag in cloning and general tools selection. Why release a version that is so slow and buggy? Are they testing on 5mp images and just cropping and sharpening and not actually pushing it to professional retouching requirements? But why is the camera raw 32 bit support gone, that is crucial for some of my work bringing in multiple pass 3D renders in from other programs. Tekken 1 apkweeblycom. Speaking to some colleagues in the 3D architectural visualisation industry and 3D animation, Adobe have just knocked out a huge part of a massive industry’s requirements to deal with 32bit EXR files - And it’s all over the 3D studio Max forums, worldwide. > Resizing the brush is still laggy with a low frame rate, though:-/ > The only way I'm able to notice laggy and low frame rate is if I'm dragging to resize on the diagonal — the more diagonal the worse— instead of horizontal.

Is there something else I can try besides that to see if I can force brush resizing to be laggy? > Also, brush rendering is notably slower than 2017 > Does 'brush rendering' mean you're seeing the brush view lag when drawing? What types of brushes, what size? A random selection of mine at various sizes doesn't appear to be lagging, but perhaps if I tried the types of brushes you're using at the sizes you're using? I'm on a Mac running El Capitan. I've tried on both the old machine that I normally use for this, and the much faster, newer laptop, and it seems to feel to me to be about the same as 2017, if not a bit more responsive. Purely subjective, though.

Hey Cristen, You may notice it more if you try it side by side in 2017 & 2018? As far as the brush lag, it is not happening consistently for me so I can't name the issue yet. It's not layer size or anything as I've tried the same file in both 2017 and 2018 and it's fantastic in 2017 and annoying in 2018, and it isn't the amount of smoothing either.

Well I've played with a bit more and my initial thoughts are pretty much unchanged. They just recompiled it and shoe horned in some color changes and new icons (that aren't what I'd call pro or high quality).

But currently it's working fine. Brush resizing is noticeably different between the two with just the standard adjustable round brush 100% of the time for me. In 2017 if you move back and forth resizing it quickly, it feels like a rubber band that is stretching, if you do the same thing in 2018, the size of the brush doesn't even change much until you slow down. But luckily they acknowledged this and are working on it. High Sierra here, with a laptop more than capable of resizing a brush fluidly:-P. Hi, we are getting spotty jaggies on our imported graphics. Method: Placing vector AI as a smart object into Photoshop CC Notes: Anti-aliased is checked and we tested all the different preferences for image interpolation.

Anyone else getting this issue? We noticed it yesterday, so it's been going on for about 2 days.

These graphics have been used before in the same workflow/setting without issue. Both programs are up to date. Changing viewing/preview mode doesn't seem to do anything.

They're importing and exporting this way.