Pantone colors now require a subscription in Adobe Photoshop - The Verge

Adobe has removed support for free Pantone colors across its Creative Cloud applications. PSD files that contained Pantone spot colors now display unwanted black in their place, forcing creatives who need access to the industry-standard color books to pay for a plugin subscription.

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You Have to Pay a Subscription to Use Pantone Colors in Photoshop Now

Pantone colors now require a subscription in Adobe Photoshop - The Verge