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After 6 months, however, I did a routine update to Photoshop CC 2015. Photoshop CC for Mac UsersĮverything continued to work the same when I upgraded to Photoshop CC 2015. Contact your scanner manufacturer for more information.Īfter putting the TWAIN plug-in inside your Photoshop plug-ins folder, open Photoshop the usual way, but in 32-bit mode. WIA is also available for use when running Photoshop in 32-bit mode. If you need a scanning solution when you run Photoshop CS6 in 64-bit mode, use the WIA (Windows Image Acquisition) interface for your device, if it’s available. TWAIN is not supported in Photoshop when it’s run in 64-bit mode. In Windows, the Photoshop TWAIN plug-in can be used if you run Photoshop CS6 in 32-bit mode. Note that TWAIN is available on the Windows platform only in 32-bit mode: You may need to restart your computer after installation.

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* As in item #1 above, remember to install the latest scanner drivers and software compatible with the new Yosemite OSX. If you’ve already upgraded to Yosemite before saving the app, you can go to Jan Egil’s blog and download a script he wrote that will install it for you: It’s located in /System/Library/Image Capture/Devices/. If possible, save TWAINBridge.app from your Mavericks system folder before you upgrade to Yosemite. The TWAIN plug-in is not recognized in Photoshop until you install the TWAINBridge application. When upgrading to Yosemite, further steps must be taken.For CS5, I placed the “32bit_only” folder (which contains TWAIN and other goodies) inside my Photoshop Plug-ins folder. For CS6, I placed the ugin file inside my Photoshop Plug-ins folder.

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The CS6 plug-in supports 64-bit, while the CS5 plug-in supports 32-bit, on both Windows and Mac OS platforms, as well as 64-bit using Mac OS 10.6. You can download the optional TWAIN plug-in at the Adobe website, for Windows or Mac OS.

CS6 does not install several legacy (pre-CS4) plug-ins, extensions, and presets, including TWAIN.

My Canon PIXMA does work well in both modes, so I am fortunate. CS6 only runs in 64-bit mode: if your scanner driver can’t handle 64-bit mode, you may not be able to use TWAIN. It’s important that you do this, because Adobe CS5 does not support 64-bit TWAIN scanners in either 64-bit or 32-bit Photoshop, and says “use at your own risk”. To solve this, find the Photoshop CS5 file icon, Get Info (Command-I or FILE > GET INFO), and select “Open in 32-bit mode”.

On some discussion boards, people mentioned that CS5 cannot handle 64-bit scanning settings.

Without the current driver, curious things may happen: I was unable to see the preview in CS6 until I installed the newest driver.

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The manufacturer will often provide downloadable files for free on their websites.

Make sure you have the latest version of the TWAIN-compliant scanner driver and software.

Yet, I was still dissatisfied, so I did some research and discovered a few interesting things, which solved the problem: I was able to use the scanner software easily enough, and the scan was moderately good quality. At first, I thought Adobe had simply moved the menu item to another spot, but quickly realized that it simply wasn’t there any longer. In 2010, when I upgraded to from CS3 to CS5 and Snow Leopard, I was no longer able to scan from within Photoshop. After turning on the scanner, launch Photoshop and scroll down the FILE menu to IMPORT, where you will see either the TWAIN option or the actual name of your scanner. It obviously interprets the RGB data extremely well. I’ve always preferred doing my scanning from within Photoshop, since it offers a fuller range of control than most scanner software. I’ve added updated information to it a couple of times, the most recent one about Photoshop CC and OSX 10.10.5 Yosemite. I initially wrote this post in July 2010.