If, for example, you had converted an image to the CMYK color mode, you won’t be able to apply the Oil Paint filter. When the applicable conditions aren’t met, the Oil Paint filter will appear disabled (dimmed) on the Filter > Stylize submenu.įirst, I would make sure you are working in the RGB color mode. More Detail: While the Oil Paint filter in Photoshop can be used with most typical images, there are a couple of limitations for working with this filter. As long as those conditions are met, the filter will be available by choosing Filter > Stylize > Oil Paint from the menu. Tim’s Quick Answer: The Oil Paint filter in Photoshop can operate on image layers for RGB images in the 32-bit per channel (for HDR images, for example), 16-bit per channel, or 8-bit per channel mode. It is a strong argument to upgrade - especially if you use filters and functions that are helped by the Mercury Graphics Engine.Today’s Question: How do I turn on the Oil Paint filter in Photoshop? Almost everything else is highlighted for use except the Oil Painting when I go to Stylize under the Filter menu. OVERALL, Photoshop CS6's use of GPU acceleration is impressive.
For more details on what filters and functions are accelerated by the GPU, consult this FAQ by Adobe Support. For example, Reduce Noise is primarily a CPU function.
As you can see in the "Liquify - CS5 vs CS6" graph, there is a big jump in render speed of a filter like Liquify when you upgrade from Photoshop CS5 to CS6.Ĥ. As you can see from the "Iris Blur" graph, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 supports OpenCL while the Quadro 4000 and GeForce GT120 do not.ģ. The new blur filters (Field Blur, Iris Blur, and Tilt Shift) require support of OpenCL v1.1 to accelerate.Ģ. If it is grayed out, your GPU does not support OpenCL. We finally figured out that "Use OpenCL" was not checked in the Photoshop > Preferences > Performance > Graphics Processor > Advanced Settings. When we first ran the Iris Blur, we were getting slow times for the AMD cards on the Mac Pro.
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