How do I open an image from "Photos" in photoshop?
I cannot seem to find my way around the finder to the "Photos" app.
thanks,
GunnerHolmes
iMac, OS X El Capitan (10.11), 16 GB of RAM
Gunnar,
in Adobe Photoshop use the Media Browser to open the photos from the Photos for Mac application.
In PhotoShop go to File > Open, and in the File Chooser panel scroll down to the Media section in the sidebar:
The "Photos" icon will show you the Photos Library.
Gunnar,
in Adobe Photoshop use the Media Browser to open the photos from the Photos for Mac application.
In PhotoShop go to File > Open, and in the File Chooser panel scroll down to the Media section in the sidebar:
The "Photos" icon will show you the Photos Library.
Thank you so very very much for this. How are we supposed to know where to find these things.
I have been using the Mac since the MacPlus and Photoshop since version 3.
iPHoto has worked this way at least since iPhoto '08 - over eight years - direct access to the library contents has never been supported and has always been the wrong way to access photos - the only supported way is (and has been) the media browser or exporting.
as to how to learn a program? Read the help files - look through the menus - ask questions
LN
The Media Browser has been introduced with MacOs X 10.5 Leopard. Since then, more and more applications have been able to use the iLife media (music, photos, videos) using the Media Browser. It has been built into the standard Mac applications Mail, screensaver, the iWork applications the iLife applications. Since MacOS X Mavericks more and more third party applications have adopted this method to exchange media between applications, because the new MacOS X system architecture and the new safety measures like the application sandbox make it difficult to access data in a different way.
How do I open an image from "Photos" in photoshop? I cannot seem to find my way around the finder to the "Photos" app.
