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• PS5: In Raw mode, not allowed to create adjustments adjustment brush

  I get the following message when I try to use the Adjustment brush :

  Cannot create the local equalization. All local adjustment controls are

  the value has no effect on the image .

  
  

  How to activate the local adjustment controls?

  This means generally that all your sliders are set to 0 (zero)

  Among the sliders value other than zero, then try the adjustment brush and see if that makes a difference.

  

• Adjustment brush leaves effect "stained".

  When you use the adjustment brush to hide a part of a RAW image, so I can reduce the exposure of some of my photos, I get an uneven effect.  It seems that the mask does not affect some pixels from the area, that I'm trying to settle.  The photo was taken inside a cathedral in Vienna where the lighting wasn't great so I used an ISO of 3200 on my camera Nikon D7000.  I have made adjustments to the Reduction noise before using the adjustment brush.   A part of the image below.

  I had the same problem with other photos when using the adjustment brush.   I tried different settings of pen, the traffic and the density without significant improvement.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  Jay

  Any suggestions would be helpful.

  You probably have checked.

  When is selected Lr will apply the AdjBrush to the value of color/hue where you click first with the AdjBrush. This feature helps if you want to brush the fine detail without affecting the background.

  But for large surfaces it creates tasks. Uncheck the box - it's at the bottom of the AdjBrush Panel.

• Lightroom adjustment brush unusable / slow and erratic

  I recently updated my version of Lightroom CC and when you use the (with and without overlay) Lightroom adjustment brush becomes incredibly slow or even unresponsive. Not only that, but it produces brush strokes I have never know I'll use the brush on a domain and then stop to wait and see before shots, I did fill, for what appear to be from 10 to 20 seconds on average, which in itself is quite unacceptable, and Lightroom then proceeds to do a big blow at random areas I never even flew over especially brushed in. So I'm going to clear this erroneous line randomly, the problem repeats itself in that it removes not only the error, but also a part of what I have completed only. Which was a montage of 5 minutes, senior, is now a test of long hours with mediocre results at best. So far, I tried to update the drivers, change the size of the cache, giving the Lightroom process a priority higher with so many reboots, I think my power button is about to fall. My computer has 32 GB of Ram, 5930K i7, EVGA GTX 980Ti, with m2 and Reg. SATAIII. SSDs running windows Pro 10. Many years of operation of older versions of Lightroom on an Early 2009 Mac Pro and MacBook Pro 2014 mi, I am more confident that I have enough resources in my machine to slam lightroom died several times in the course and of course when I check my task manager, I can see that lightroom scratches barely 10% on my CPU and at best he is gone up to 4.4 GB RAM date on which It was insensitive. As far as I can tell my computer does not have the heavy loads in one of its components it is nice and quiet.

  Any help on this would be much appreciated: How can I get Lightroom to use more than 10% of my resources? How can I get the adjustment brush to work? Is it possible to downgrade to we'll tell LR4 or LR5? Any help to improve this mess so I can actually finish my work.

  Thank you.

  Chris

  P.S., Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, holders, Hasselblad Phocus (for trial) work fine without any problem of freezing or seizure.

  Hi christopherw,

  Please turn off the graphics processor of Lightroom preferences.

  Open Lightroom

  Go to Lightroom preferences in the Edit menu

  Click the performance tab

  Deselect the graphics processor

  Restart Lightroom

  Let us know if that helps.

  Kind regards

  Mohit

• Problem with the local adjustment brush

  Problem with the local adjustment brush:

  Tire of a photo with the iso 6400 to a person and I wanted to increase the exposure of the face only. So I set the exposure compensation of at least 4 local adjustment brush, in order to see where I paint. In earlier versions of lighroom I got a smoth black area. My intention was, and then adjust the brightness to + 0.33 in order to get a slightly lighter face. But I have no black smoth area. Instead, I largely perforated black area. After setting the exposure to + 0.33, the face was indeed more light, but with many large tasks very ugly.

  The brush settings:

  Fat / size was 7.1.

  Weiche Kaiser / smoth edge was 50.

  River / stream was 60.

  Dichte / density was 100.

  Automask has been verified.

  Any ideas?

  Maybe it's because you have "Auto mask" checked the.  Uncheck the box before painting to see if that helps.

• Lightroom adjustment brush not no projection in Photoshop Camera Raw

  I hope someone can answer this for me please

  I prefer to do my editing RAW in Lightroom (it's just the way I like to do it), but now I want to send the image in photoshop to create a poster with the same image.  So I open up Photoshop and then choose Place embedded in the file menu.  The Adobe Camera Raw 8.6 dialog opens and I expect to see all my development settings the same as the brushes set, but for some reason, the brushes are not displayed?

  Why is this and is there a way to fix it simply?

  Thank you very much

  Alex

  You can open the file in photoshop as a smart object from lightroom.

  Or in lightroom, you can go to Photo > save metadata to file, which, I believe, replaces the original xmp file if you already have

  Open in photoshop camera raw, or creates a new xmp file in the same folder as the camera raw file.

  Anyway, when you place incorporated into photoshop settings adjustment brush should be there.

• Adjustment brush causes Lightroom to quit smoking

  I have 4 Lightroom and just updated to the latest version last night.  I run it on a Mac OSX. Whenever I try to use the adjustment brush, Lightroom closes unexpectedly.  I never met this problem until today.  How to solve the problem?  And could it be related to the update of Lightroom? Thank you!

  Lightrrom made indeed creat a new when restarting if there is no present.

  I had trash the app of your drive, the d/load it again and resinstall... If all goes well!

• Get clean cannot delete overlay adjustment brush

  I use win 7 with LR 4.1 RC 2, but this question goes back to LR 3.6 (my first) for me.

  I do not get a clean wipe of a superposition of adjustment brush moving over it with the brush mode 'clear '. Even after 5-10 passes a few small isolated spots continue to show the ornamental red marker.  By clicking on the brush several times while that centered on a tenacious red task does not remove it.

  I paint with a mouse, and in general, use a brush to feathers. The flow and the density are always the value 100.

  It is more of a nuisance that as a problem, given that the remaining areas are very small, and I have not noticed problems in the final image.  Yet, it should not work this way.  I never see this when erasing in Photoshop.

  Is this a known problem with LR?  Everyone knows similar?

  Thank you.

  Jerry

  Because it is extremely powerful.  If it's on, is to select what tricks Gets the tone and color based masked or unmasked.  If it is disabled, it is just the brush size, functionality, density and flow that control only.

• Lightroom 3.2 adjustment brushes does not

  All of a sudden I can no longer apply adjustment brushes to images of any kind (exhibition, etc.).

  I reloaded the software and the problem persists.

  I created a new catalog and the problem persists.

  The existing brushes are there but cannot be edited.

  Where are the flows and the value of densty?

• Adjustment brush - complete list under effect appears not.

  Hi, ' am a new user of LR3.2 running on iMac and Macbook Pro. On my iMac, I could see the complete list of the effects of adjustment brush, but for the last two days, I see only half top choices i.e., Exporsure to color and the choice of a half i.e. background burn on money laundering teeth are not visible.  However, LR3.2 on my Macbook Pro works well and shows all the choices. Would be grateful if anyone has any suggestions / solution to my problem.

  gummybear (like Nick).

  The second half of the 'effects' see you in the drop-down list are custom created Local adjustment presets, which do not seem to be present on both of your machines.

  Go to Preferences (predefined settings tab) and click on "show Lightroom Presets folder... ». You will be directed to the lightroom presets folder in the finder. In the LR presets folder, you will see a folder named "Local adjustment presets", in which are the custom presets. Copy those to your iMac to your Macbook Pro.

  You can also try clicking on "Restore Local adjustment presets" first, but this will restore not Local adjustment presets could have created yourself, only those supplied with LR3.2.

  Gossweiler beat

  Switzerland

• Incompatible Lightroom adjustment brush with Camera Raw

  I love Lightroom's adjustment brush, but I find it annoying that I can't use it to make saturation all the way in monochrome, even with the cursor of saturation completely rejected. Today, I noticed that in Camera Raw 5.4, the same is NOT true - you can remove color completely with an adjustment brush.

  Surprised at this difference, I wondered what would happen when I loaded the file ACR corrected in Lightroom. And now Lightroom showed the result of the adjustment brush the same way as ACR, with all the colors removed. Excellent!

  But what will happen if I changed the adjustment brush in Lightroom? He "forgets" what I had done in ACR and restore its normal behavior? No, he continued to behave as it had done in ACR. But in the same photo, a brush created in Lightroom does not have the same way. Obviously, it was something to do with what program created the brush.

  Then I took a glance to my XMP file, and it became (slightly) clearly what is happening. It is one of the XMP attributes for the brush created in ACR:

  < crs:MaskValue > 1.000000 < / crs:MaskValue >

  And here's the same attribute for the brush created in Lightroom:

  < crs:MaskValue > 0.375000 < / crs:MaskValue >

  The next question is obvious, what happens if you replace MaskValue with 0.375000 1.000000? Answer: The brush begins to behave like a brush in ACR.

  Now, it's kind of cool. I can get the behavior I want in Lightroom, by editing the XMP file by hand. On the other hand, the editing XMP files isn't really my favorite thing. Is there some settings in Lightroom that allows to reach a MaskValue 1.000000 for adjustment brushes? I couldn't find one, but well, there are a lot of settings...

  In Camera Raw and Lightroom, the value of the mask is determined by the setting of cursor y density. Therefore, when there is a difference between the two, it is certainly because the cursor of the density defined differently. In your case, one is set to 100 and the other 37.5. Do both the same and the effect of the brush must be identical.

  Edit: as mentioned in Jao - flow will also affect mask value

• Question Lightroom 2.4 adjustment brush

  I currently use Windows XP home and Lightroom 2.4 implemented to date in the last two weeks. When I use the adjustment brush it creates the lith Ruby mask on the image and dose not show all interactive direct adjustment as I saw it on a large number of online tutorials. Only after I clicked the close button or the adjustment brush are the changes. Then I have to reselect the adjustment brush click the appropriate PIN and get the same Ruby lith mask and repeat the process over and over again to achieve the results I want.  I have version 2.2 original on my laptop than computer works according to the tutorials. Indications as to where I'm wrong would be welcome.

  Press "o" to switch between the display of the red mask and the effect.

• Lightroom CC - problems with the adjustment brush and stain

  Weird question:

  End of 2012 iMac 2.9 GHz Intel Core i5, 32 GB of RAM

  Mac OSX 10.11.6

  Lightroom CC

  When you attempt to change a series of photos in the develop module I have problems with Lightroom gel. More precisely if I use the spot removal or adjustment brushes after two or three images, I find myself with a progress indicator of spinning at the bottom right of the image and the screen shows part of the image strong and part of the blurred image (as when loading an image is). It seems that no amount of waiting will lead to progress. All I can do is quit Lightroom and restart. But after a few images that the same thing is happening.

  If anyone else has experienced this?

  TIA.

  Try to disable the GPU acceleration

  Go to the preferences, click on the performance tab, uncheck the box

• adjustment brush

  When I click the adjustment brush icon and then move my cursor to the photo, she disappears.  He used to work sometimes, but now almost at all.

  Check the size of the brush.  If the size slider is completely to the left, the brush is very small and may seem just to disappear in the noise.

• Fundamental issues of adjustment brush

  1. after the application of an adjustment to the parts of a photo brush, I want to apply a different adjustment brush to another area of the image. How to stop an adjustment brush and start a new?

  2. how to disable or remove results from an adjustment brush, similar to how you can hide or delete a layer in Photoshop!

  Thank you.

  1. Click on the word again and re - configure the sliders and continue brushing.
  2. While the tool is active, right-click (Ctrl-click) on a PIN and choose Remove. Or come back back in the steps of history up to a point before the adjustment brush has been added. If the pins are not visible, tab with the H key to hide/show the pins.