Brush size acting up

Hello guys this is a question I want to ask to you all.
when I changed the brush size and paint it looks bigger/smaller but the cursor itself stays the same width other times as the brush got bigger the circle got bigger now its not so its hard to see where the brush will end up. any idea how I can changed this back ? I already went to preferences and and saw that its in set right just not showing . Please help am on hold because of this . Trolo

I've had this happen on occasion, not sure what the cause is though. Save your work, close and re-open the program and things should be back to normal.

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carissimi chi è che mi risolve il mio problema?
di solito il mio metodo veloce per diminuire o ingrandire il diametro del pennello ( ad esempio se sto agendo su una maschera di livello) è ctrl+alt e muovo il mouse a destra/sinistra . in altri casi invece agisco direttamente sulla scheda pennello.
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avete qualche soluzione?
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PHOTOSHOP CS6 BRUSH SIZE
who is dear to me solve my problem?
usually my quick way to reduce or enlarge the diameter of the brush (for example, if I am acting on a layer mask) is ctrl + alt and move the mouse to the left / right. in other cases, act directly on the board brush.
as you will see from the photo is the range of the exponential scale of the brushes in photoshop CS6 and so it is unmanageable. working with large photos interests me especially the last part, and then I would like the scale from 0 to 5000 px grow evenly (for example there is now a 84 px there were 2500 px).
you have any solution?

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