Fixed issue where sometimes the wrong dropdown selections were available. In some cases the options for cutout images were available when batching non-cutouts.
4.2.1
Updated the GPU check to be only a warning and allow the user to continue processing. This was needed because sometimes Photoshop will report the GPU as being OFF, even when it is actually ON. So for these cases, the user can still click through the warning and build the team.
4.2.0
Fixed the issue where certain poses would cause faces to be detected in body parts that are not actually the face. For example, certain poses with the hands together in front of the body would be prone to this issue and the hands would be detected as a face. This was very pose specific. Certain poses caused more problems than others. However, when it happened, it could cause large scaling and misalignment issues. This is now fixed for the vast majority of cases. However, certain false face issues can still occur. For example, a t-shirt with a printed face on it could be seen by the software as a “face”.
Added GPU check to alert users if the GPU is off in the Photoshop preferences (the GPU is needed for face detection).
4.1.5
Added WEBP compatibility to open and save WEBP images.
4.1.4
Before saving, the characters /:*?”<>|# are removed from the filenames. These characters are not allowed for saving files in the Photoshop plugins API. If trying to save with these characters from the plugin API, Photoshop won’t save the file. Therefore, the only option is to remove those characters from the filename before saving.
4.1.3
Fixed PNG saving so it will embed the sRGB color profile (prior releases would save PNG as “Untagged” RGB instead of embedding the sRGB profile).
4.1.2
Fixed issue where the activation would randomly get dropped and cause the plugin to need to be reactivated with the license key again. Note: this doesn’t fix the cases where Photoshop sometimes delates the activation files when the plugin or Photoshop is updated. It only fixed the issues where the activation gets dropped for no apparent reason. We are still looking into how to prevent Photoshop from deleting the activations files on a Photoshop or plugin update and have a case in with Adobe on this.
4.1.1
Fixed mouse cursor issue. Prior releases would sometimes show the mouse in the plugin to be whatever the current Photoshop tool was instead of a mouse pointer. For example, it would show a Photoshop brush if the brush tool was selected which made it difficult to click on the buttons, checkboxes, etc. Now it always shows the mouse pointer.
4.1.0
The plugin activation system needed updated due to a PHP version update on the Pixnub server.
4.0.9
Forces select subject to always use device mode. This increases speed. Cloud mode isn’t really needed for Face Crop because the images are not being cut out. Select subject is only used to find the approximate top of the subject.
4.0.8
Fixed scaling issues that would intermittently cause large scaling variations for faces with beards.
4.0.7
Presets were saving as a blank files in Photoshop 2022 only (other PS versions worked fine). Fixed it so presets save correctly in PS 2022.
4.0.6
Had to make the same change from 4.0.5 for the preset test mode (4.0.5 only applied the fix for batch mode).
4.0.5
Fix for Apple silicon when upsizing with resample Auto interpolation would cause the image to turn into strange colored artifacts. So for Apple Silicon computer, upsizing now uses bicubic interpolation (changed back to auto in a later release).
4.0.4
Fixed issue where 16 bit files would not always size properly. In order to fix the issue, it has to now crop as 8 bit files (couldn’t find another fix).
4.0.3
Updated activation system to work more efficiently with the new Photoshop plugins API
4.0.2
1st Public Release of version 4
Made more updates to crop data text file.
4.0.1
2nd Beta Release – Made updates to crop data text file.
4.0.0
Beta Release – First release running on the new Adobe Photoshop UXP Plugins API version 2.
