Photoshop.com storage is being discontinued in June. Customer's images are being migrated to Adobe Revel. We recommend archiving your files if you want to have a backup since only the JPG files will migrate. (see faq's to download the media downloader and run it) Once you migrate to Revel, you will no longer be able to add files to your Photoshop.com account. You can begin adding photos to Revel now:
You can use adoberevel.com now on a pc from a browser. It has the viewing and sharing, but not the editing. the app should have editing when it comes out.
So all my photos are gone??? This is stupid. All those hours here spent are gone. Way to go Photoshop. I can't even sign into my real account, which I only know the username to. I don't remember the e-mail.
If you had one of the really old accounts that did not use email to login, you should be able to go to adobe.com and login with the username and password you know, and change your adobeid to your current email. You can try logging into revel with whatever combination of username and password you used to use in photoshopcom or change it to your email and then try logging in. Unless you opted out, if you had jpg photos in photoshop.com, they should have migrated to revel. You can go to adoberevel.com in a browser to login or install one of the revel apps or supported platforms and login there.
Choose Online Tools > Photoshop Express Organizer at the top of the Photoshop.com home page. Sign in, if prompted.
Click Upload in the upper-right corner of the window.
Navigate to and select the files you want to upload. Click Open. Note:Click More info in the bottom-right corner of the dialog box to learn about the Express Uploader desktop application. Use the Express Uploader to drag photos into your Photoshop.com library.
In the Upload Photos And Video dialog box, select an upload location:
Upload To Library Places files in your Library.
Upload To New Album Places files in a new album, named with the current date.
Upload To Existing Album Places files in the album you select from the pop-up menu.
Optionally, click Choose More to add more files to the upload. Note: To remove a file from the upload queue, click the “x” icon to the right of the file’s name.
It seems you are referring to folders and images on the hard drive. Can I also upload albums that I have created on PSE without trying to sort them out from the hard drive location?
I have the same question...did you get an answer? What is the point of organizing an album in PSE and going through the steps to share it (tutorial is for version 7, not 8) in PSE if you then have to log onto photoshop.com, upload from unorganized folders on your hard drive and reorder your photos a second time?
this is so frustrating. i am on the upload process and can't seem to get to the Adobe Photoshop 3.0 edition location to get the photos so I can move them over. In the end what I really want is to drop all those photos onto a stick or disc to get them off the computer completely.
Which product are you using? Photoshop 3.0 won't even run on modern computers (it's over 17 years old).
Are you referring to Album Starter Edition? There's a whole topic on that.
Are you asking about Photoshop Album Starter Edition? Adobe Photoshop Album Starter Edition was a free photo organizer and editor that was discontinued in the Spring of 2009.
I mistakenly had my elements program preferrences set to upload all pictures from my hard drive. I therefore have many pictures on my photoshop.com site that I do not want there. I have not been able to find a way to delete the "uncategorized" pictures other than one at a time. Since I have 10,000 on there I do not want to do it that way! Is there any way to do this?
You can take them out one by one or call like I did and have them give back the accidental overdose of pictures I couldn't afford to be public. G rated but some habits are hard to kick and I'm looking for a career that is not tolerant of anything that could make one's mind slow. And then there were some dumb ones of me that I said... oh just my luck that the bad hair day shots are up. so call and demand. I'm getting to reload so I'm nervous. I just want a certain batch.
Yikes
best,
Stephenomenon
my problem is i can't load my pictures on the hard drive. they are from my camera and i bought the drivfer for a pro stick duo. it took when i put it in my printer but not the computer. any help 4 me?
my problem is i can't load my pictures on the hard drive. they are from my camera and i bought the drivfer for a pro stick duo. it took when i put it in my printer but not the computer. any help 4 me?
This is a great conversation that's separate from the main topic, so I created a new topic to continue the discussion. Please reference the new topic here: How do I upload to Starter Edition?
If you have Photoshop Express for iOS, you select a photo and then choose an upload target: Photoshop.com, Facebook, TwitPic.
If you have Photoshop Express for Android, go to the Upload tab, select one or more photos, and then choose an upload target: Photoshop.com, Facebook, TwitPic.
Hello, I have a lot of pics in sd cards than I have not downloaded to my library because my starup disk in a MacBook Pro is almost full; can I upload them (let's say 10 pics) directly to photoshop.com without having them in my library?
I can't reproduce. Let me suggest some basic troubleshooting....
-- Can you try updating your version of Flash player? Link: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
-- Can you try an alternate web browser?
-- Can you try the standalone Photoshop Express Uploader? Installer: http://www.photoshop.com/tools#uploader
I'm trying to upload a 508MB video (.wmv) to Photoshop.com. I browse to select the file but once that file is in the upload box it tells me it's "oversized" and I only have the choice to remove it. I have over 1.5G of free space. Why is this happening? Admittedly, I'm not paying for space thus only have 2G of space available but it still seems I should be able to upload this file.
I have the same issue. but I have 7.5GB free and am trying to upload a 724MB video. I cannot find any file size limits posted ANYWHERE.
What's up Adobe? Facebook took the video in about an hours time...
You can upload videos up to 2GB in size. However, any videos over 200MB should be uploaded using the standalone Photoshop Express Uploader: http://www.photoshop.com/tools
We were having a site issue around the time you seemed to experience this issue. Can you upload now? As long as you have enough free space in your account, and you use the Photoshop Express Uploader (which supports files up to 2GB), you should be set. If not, then we need to troubleshoot this further.
I just purchased additional storage and now have up to 20GB of space. My wmv that I am trying to load is almost 300MB. Why is Photoshop limiting me to 200MB size uploads?? I am paying for 20GB of storage and should be able to load whatever size I want!!
The uploading mechanism built into the online organizer has a 200MB file size limit. There is a standalone Photoshop Express Uploader which can upload videos up to 2GB in size, and is what you need. More info here:
http://feedback.photoshop.com/photosh...
Thanks. I performed a standalone Adobe Air download and then loaded Express Uploader and that worked. Now, my 300 MB wmv slideshow created in Elements runs very slowly because the slideshow is always "buffering". Is this a browser issue or a flash issue?
I believe we re-encode videos for playback at 2 mbit/sec, and match the source resolution up to 720P. Checking out my own similar creation in my own account, using my home connection, on an iPad (no Flash), I get smooth playback. There are Flash player local storage settings, but I've never been asked to increase them for video playback when streaming video.
Some questions to try and troubleshoot this? Can you try another browser?. Is your Flash player relatively recent (installed or updated in the last year or so)? What is your general geographic location? What is your bandwidth?
Charlie.....figured it out.....probably dependent on the amount of on-board RAM you have. Some people played the slideshow with no issues. I simply waited a good 10 minutes before pressing 'play' and it played fine with full motion and music. Thank you
I have the same Q as Donni and I can't seem to find which settings i have to alter... I'm using the android app and those to upload to photoshop, made a profile, signed in and uploade a bunch of photos... but I can't see them, my gallery is empty...
I uploaded many files at 728 x 1092 pixels. They apparently all were reduced to 341/345/368 x 512 pixels. Is 512 the maximum dimension, or have I uploaded incorrectly?
What are your source files and where are uploading them? How are you downloading them to see this reduced pixel dimension? I am not sure I understand your workflow or results.
Assuming you are asking about Photoshop.com... Images you upload to Photoshop.com are stored in their original size. Thumbnails are created to display them via web browsing, but our large thumbs used for web display are 1024 pixels (I'm referring to the images users see when viewing your shared online gallery, or what you see when viewing your assets in your online Organizer). Since your source is smaller than our large thumb size, there should be apparent loss of image quality in the thumbs. Regardless, your original images are always preserved at their original dimensions when you download them back to the desktop (see the Download button to get the original phtoo, not right-clicking on the thumb to save that alternate version)
My video also says oversized and it is only 250 MB. Just trying to get a feel for the size limitations as I am trying to find something to replace my Mobile Me on my Mac. I want to upgrade to more storage but want to see the quality displayed first, there is enough in my free account to accommodate this file and the format is correct
You can upload videos up to 2GB in size if you use the standalone Express Uploader app we created for www.photoshop.com. More info is at the bottom of the page here: http://www.photoshop.com/tools
I'm having trouble uploading videos. My gallery is empty, so I have 2 GB of space. I tried to upload several videos that are about 300-400 MB each, and each time I got an "Oversize" message with "Remove" as the only option. I also tried uploading several psd files as a test, and that worked fine.
Hi Jeanne, the uploading mechanism built into the online organizer has a 200MB file size limit. There is a standalone Photoshop Express Uploader which can upload videos up to 2GB in size, and is what you need. More info here: http://feedback.photoshop.com/photosh...
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Photoshop.com storage is being discontinued in June. Customer's images are being migrated to Adobe Revel. We recommend archiving your files if you want to have a backup since only the JPG files will migrate. (see faq's to download the media downloader and run it) Once you migrate to Revel, you will no longer be able to add files to your Photoshop.com account. You can begin adding photos to Revel now:
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Note:Click More info in the bottom-right corner of the dialog box to learn about the Express Uploader desktop application. Use the Express Uploader to drag photos into your Photoshop.com library.
Note: To remove a file from the upload queue, click the “x” icon to the right of the file’s name.
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Do you have the photoshop express mobile app?
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If you have Photoshop Express for Android, go to the Upload tab, select one or more photos, and then choose an upload target: Photoshop.com, Facebook, TwitPic.
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I can't reproduce. Let me suggest some basic troubleshooting....
-- Can you try updating your version of Flash player? Link: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
-- Can you try an alternate web browser?
-- Can you try the standalone Photoshop Express Uploader? Installer: http://www.photoshop.com/tools#uploader
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If you have tried the standalone uploader, please do. More info here:
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