Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: chasgroh on November 12, 2010, 01:34:49 am
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...when I increase the size of the brush past a certain point and *then* decrease it after use, it turns into an irritating 4 horizontal pip array. I can only make it go away by exiting the program and restarting my machine (the phenomenon continues past closing the Lightroom program proper...so, to get it working properly again I have to restart the machine)...this has a history through previous versions. Anyone know what's up?
cg
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...when I increase the size of the brush past a certain point and *then* decrease it after use, it turns into an irritating 4 horizontal pip array. I can only make it go away by exiting the program and restarting my machine (the phenomenon continues past closing the Lightroom program proper...so, to get it working properly again I have to restart the machine)...this has a history through previous versions. Anyone know what's up?
cg
Which version of Lightroom? Which computer? Which OS? What version of OS?
Jeremy
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FWIW, no problem on my Macs (10.6.5, Lightroom 3.2).
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This probably isn't a LR issue. You're seeing the symptom in LR, but my guess is it's somehow/somewhere related to the video card/driver/screen.
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This probably isn't a LR issue. You're seeing the symptom in LR, but my guess is it's somehow/somewhere related to the video card/driver/screen.
...this makes sense, only I've experienced the same condition on my older XP system (using LR 2.whatever)...machine I'm on is Win 7 64 bit utilizing LR 3...still a hmmmmmm...
cg
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Have you tried downloading & installing the latest drivers available for your video card?
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Have you tried downloading & installing the latest drivers available for your video card?
...that did it! And with Win 7, easily! Thanks for the lightbulb!
cg