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About a year ago, I purchased an Adobe Stock photo of a banded stack of crisp $100 bills for use in a print ad. Then I discovered I couldn't open it in Photosho
by Wistar 4y ago
About a year ago, I purchased an Adobe Stock photo of a banded stack of crisp $100 bills for use in a print ad. Then I discovered I couldn't open it in Photoshop. I was, however, able to open it, "place" it, in Adobe Illustrator and was able to finish the ad—minus a couple of small raster-image edits and masks I had wanted to make in Photoshop.
I went back to Adobe Stock and read the user comments on that particular image. There were a lot of irritated comments, mostly asking why Adobe doesn't warn people that the shot can't be used in Photoshop.
- Wistar 4y agoI meant to mention that the photo of the cash was at a somewhat oblique angle to the camera and, I think, can reasonably be assumed that it is of little use to a counterfeit effort. I was surprised when PS refused to open it. Here is the shot: https://as1.ftcdn.net/v2/jpg/00/73/03/66/1000_F_73036638_40D465vFtmsLju1u6pmAEaYHKcdtCTY6.jpg https://as1.ftcdn.net/v2/jpg/00/73/03/66/1000_F_73036638_40D...