You've gotta be f***ng kidding me.

[YoyoBoy]

I'm working on some ads for a small local bank chain. I tried to open a image of a $20 bill in Photoshop -the "Adobe Cloud" version- and look at what came up. It wasn't doing that a couple months ago. It must have been in a recent update. It won't even let me paste the image from the clipboard.

AfterEffects isn't giving me crap about it (yet) so I guess I'll just edit it there.

[joconnell]

Think this has been used in a lot of twain scanning applications through the years too!

[instinct]

This is in PS since 8 (the first CS) if i recall right. It is also in printers and scanners etc. etc. etc.

http://www.rulesforuse.org

Regards,
Thorsten

[bigbossfr]

Change the format of your image (lile png)....

[Da_elf]

try scanning monopoly money and see if it happens again

[MoonDoggie]

You'll have to find a different way to fix that issue. There's no great way around it. It's pretty damn smart.

[Da_elf]

cant you just google it? how high res and accurate does the money have to be?

[sandykoufax]

Seriously? wow, that's great. Is it just for Dollars? or other Notes ? :-O

[YoyoBoy]

It does not seem to do it with Euros. Maybe a European version of Photoshop would.

[joconnell]

The euro's worth less than a printed copy of a scanned note anyway

[Morne]

if you mirror or rotate the note by 180 with another program, does photoshop still pick up its a note and complain?