Closed embeh closed 7 years ago
I've only been using Adobe CC for testing lately due to it's support for HDRI image conversions (using the polar coordinates filter/etc). Was the panoramic image loaded in CS6 an 8 bit per channel integer format, or a 32 bit per channel floating point image? If it was an EXR or other floating point format that could be an issue in the older CS Photoshop versions.
It was a normal 24-bit image
Can you send a screenshot of your Photoshop window with the layer palette visible and the actions palette visible at the same time. If you can expand the action that is having the issue so I can see the line where the error is occurring at I should be able to help track down the CS6 related problem better.
Attached are two screenshots from both errors (on a test image with the same dimensions)
Thanks @embeh for the screenshots. I will look into fixing this issue as soon as I get a spare moment and can load Photoshop CS6 up in a Parallels virtual machine for testing.
Hi @embeh. I updated the "2:1 Equirectangular to Domemaster 180°" action so it works with Photoshop CS6 on my system and I published a new version of the toolset on GitHub. Let me know if the latest Domemaster Photoshop Actions Pack v2.5 release works correctly for you too:
https://github.com/AndrewHazelden/Domemaster-Photoshop-Actions-Pack/releases/tag/v2.5
Thank you!
When running the "2:1 Equirectangular to 180` Domemaster' action in Photoshop CS6, these errors are reported:
The command "Make" is not currently available
and
The command "Move" is not currently available
This is with version 2.4 of the Domemaster Photoshop Actions Pack