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• 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.

• Re: Cursor noise LR4 at the Local adjustment brush

  Hello everyone. In the local adjustment brush, the position of the cursor to default noise is 0 t - it reduce more noise if the cursor is in a positive position or negative position . Thank you in advance.

  Negative reduced the noise reduction that you applied on a global scale.

• Lose to the point adjustment brush previews 7.2 ACR

  When I move my cursor on a spit (call it pin #1) #1 pin-controlled area loses its forecast - seems to revert to the unedited State. (Although actually, I click on this PIN, as if I want to add to this adjustment brush change.) If I then move the cursor on a brooch, all, preview mode returns to the area controlled by the #1 pin.

  This happens with a RAW image, which has just 2 stems of adjustment as well as one that has a dozen adjustment brush rods. By clicking on the preview and causes not the preview back to the PIN that has lost its forecast. It doesn't matter if the RAW file is by using process 2012 or 2010. Get a D300 will make D800E of the NEF files. It doesn't matter if enable Lens profile Correction is enabled. I turned off and relight the GPU use in Prefs and changed size of mosaic Image (that affect ACR)?

  HP worksation z220

  Windows 7 x 64

  I7 3770 3.4

  32 GB OF RAM

  Graphics card: AMD over-pants V4900

  Memory: 1024 MB

  Driver version: 8.911.3.1000

  Tile image size: 1024K

  Image cache level: 6

  OpenGL drawing: enabled.

  OpenGL drawing mode: Advanced

  OpenGL allows Normal Mode: true.

  OpenGL allows Advanced Mode: true.

  Photoshop Version 13.0.1.1

  Monitor: NEC PA301W at 2560 x 1600 x 4294967296 colors

  I think I found what causes the problem - seems to be a bug for me - but maybe it's my system. The adjustment brush previews work as expected so long the mask option Show is checked AND pin one of the adjustment brush is selected. Thus, a mask is always show.

  For example, when a previously edited image is first opened in ACR, some pine brush are selected (see the mask can be verified). If I hover my cursor on one of the pins (for example, I have 6 settings of the brush) the mask will Flash to edit associated, as expected. When I move the cursor away, the edit preview disappears as if the change never happened, but the axis remains. I then select one of the pins by clicking on it to make this live edition. Now, when I move my cursor on a pin the mask so that the PIN flashes on when I move the slider farther than pin mounting preview display. The preview now works for any modification of the brush.

  BTW, until I found this "solution" I have updated my V4900 live driver on the AMD - Hp workstation site site was later, just the last pilot, they had tested. My V4900 driver version is 8.982.8.1. However, the driver update did not help.  (Here also to say I called HP support, I talked to a knowledgeable guy. "And the station Web site working has good instructions for flashing a BIOS etc so Kudos to HP.)

• Impossible to change the color of the outline for Brush Stroke - Decorative_Scatter, tiny circles

  Even if my outline color is showing gray, the tiny circles in this model of brush appear black.

  Help? How can I get to change from black to a different color?

  Simonai... you're just a step

  in the common Section of color, you have a color... there is a dash - between the black rectangle and the new color

  Simply click on the dashboard between them until it turns into arrow ... Enjoy

• Guard adjustment brush set color

  I'm changing the clarity and exposure with the adjustment brush. He keeps putting in color where I placed the brush. I don't want to add color only the above parameters. How can I stop it put color where I used the brush?  Use lightroom 4.3

  Hi kohlermaui,

  You can consult the following adjustment brush in Lightroom: temperature, tint, Saturation and color?

  

  If they are different from what you see in the base Panel, then they would be the cause. Try to play with all parameters that are not defined in the middle position, or are different from those of your basic settings:

  

• Adjustment brush - paint in a color?

  I want to paint in solid black around my subject. If I use the exposure adjustment brush, sometimes very bright pixels down turn black. I want black. I tried negative saturation, nothing. Is it possible to paint with black color. I got tired of the color picker, but it will not register the color black?

  Or is it a Photoshop job?

  Thanks for any help.

  Black is not a color, it is the absence of color. To get this set your brush for minimal exposure, brightness, Saturation and sharpness and the maximum contrast, so

  

• compensation to the previous settings when you use the adjustment brush

  I want to add sharpening to the eyes on a photo, so I take the adjustment brush, although there are a lot of settings across the panels that have parameters. I try to click again to make a new brush through the previous settings are still there and if I start painting it is also change of exposure, etc.. What is the best way to reset all the previous settings without changing anything in my image? In other words, I don't want to erase any setting that I've already applied to the image at the new adjustment brush.

  Thanks for any info.

  As soon as you click on new, just double-click on the word effect upward the adjustment panel brush. Which resets everything in the adjustment brush. But since you have chosen again, it will have no effect on your previous brush.

• New on the adjustment Brush tool... Help!

  Hello!  I am quite new to Lightroom and the particular adjustment Brush tool, and I'm having some problems with it!  I've seen tons of tutorials on using and it seems relatively easy... but when I go into my program and try to use it, nothing happens to my photo... say if I wanted to set the exposure on the face of the individual, I'll go and select the tool, reducing exposure, make the brush and the size I want feathers, and when I go to 'paint' the area I want altered nothing happens?  Pins appear as if to show me that's where I started, but then no change happens in the region, tried to paint.  I have to choose something somewhere to really use the brush to paint?  Any help is appreciated!  Thank you!!

  First of all, check that you have painted something. Downstairs is an option that says "Show selected mask overlay", activate it. It will show you the area that you have painted so far.

  If rose appears, this is where you have painted so far. Try to change your settings (i.e. move the sliders all the direction one way or another). If you see the effect appear, compose things until you have what you want.

  If you don't see rosy appears, make sure that your cursors of flow and density are upward. This act like opacity, so if they are too low, you are not fixing amount of "painting" with your brush.

• Lightroom 3.2 adjustment brush to behave like a "low resistance".

  Help... The Lightroom "Adjustment brush" tool ran fine before, but it behaves now as I work with perhaps 10% strength. I does not seem an option that I choose to importance... Exposure, brightness, color, etc. Example... If I select to increase the exposure of 100%, it would be only to lighten a little bit. I have to then select the tool again and back on the same area which does lighten it a whole little bit more... and repeat, repeat and repeat as many times that need to get the necessary relief needed. In addition, you know how when you hover over the small "knobs" on the image and the area that has been adjusted for changes to a bright red hue? Well, now again it's a pale low, almost transparent red tint. Really frustrating! In case you're wondering, if I set the exposure levels to the entire image via the menu 'Basic', it works as not advertised, no problems like this... Any ideas on what's going on? Is there a setting that I've accidentally changed somehow, somewhere?

  * Windows XP Pro installation

  Thanks for your contribution! Zack

  Check the flow and density.

• LR3 adjustment brush is RED!

  When I use the LR3 adjustment brush, it makes a RED box where the brush. I can't turn off! I set the saturation to 0 and the color rectangle displays a 'X '. I tried to select a different color, but she always puts a RED circle. In addition, it does not perform OTHER adjustments, I chose.

  It worked correctly until several weeks ago...

  Clues?

  Uncheck the box "See selection mask Overlay" in the lower left corner of your photo.

• 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

• Lightroom adjustment brush has suddenly stopped working

  Hello

  I was in the middle of editing and all of a sudden the lightroom adjustment brush no longer works. By clicking on the brush on an image doesn't do anything, and the effect for the adjustment brush sliders all seem to highlight gray, as if they are disabled.

  I tried to restart my computer, update to Lightoom CC 2015 and by deleting lightroom to my preferences .plist files, but it made no difference.

  All other features seem to work ok, but I'm running out of ideas to try to solve this problem

  Can anyone help?

  See you soon

  I take flow and density are not set to zero?

  Could work you on an incorrect file? Have you tried with another photo?

• BUG!  3.4.1 Lightroom adjustment brush does not show that it is no longer "Button".

  Adjustment brush does not show it is "Button":

  I installed the update to 3.4.1 and warm rebooted my computer.

  The button that you saw after painting (release the mouse button), is gone.

  There is nothing to hover over to see which zone painted you and if you close the brush and then reopen it, the button does not appear.

  HALP!

  Press the H key once.  H active / disable the visibility (mask and displays alternately) the "pines" for the different adjustment brushes.

• selection screen of color in the adjustment brush

  I noticed that the color palette such as displayed in the adjustment brush has changed. This is the screen for 5.0

  

  and below is a screen for 5.2RC

  

  I wonder if it's meaningful. I know it dosent change something about the color choice.

  I was wondering. I guess it makes more sense geometrically.

  Vince

  Post edited by: vinsolo

  The color strip can be moved and set wherever you like.

  If you hold down your Alt/Opt key while placing the cursor on the color picker, you can click and drag the band where you want it. Note, this does not change the hue value (number), only when it appears on the screen.

  You can set your color to 0, and then drag it to the left using the Alt-click-drag, if it bothers you.