Lightroom 2 develop sliders

Hi
i bought lightroom 1.4.1 and now i'm using photoshop cs4
well lightroom 1.4.1 , i mean the develop sliders are very smooth
and the cs4 (or cs3) acr is amazing blazing fast , again the sliders
i tried lightroom 2 last version on different pc , very powerful and normal pc
i updated every drivers , but the lightroom 2 sliders are not very smooth , are sticky
i tried to delete every preference
now my question
is a problem related only to me , i'm running it under windows xp sp2 and windows xp sp3
or is a general issues
thanks

Hi Victoria,
I have read several of the nVidia tweak notes but they never seem to have the same terminology as the setting that show up when I bring up my nVidia control panel. Here are the global defaults on my system - can you guide me as to which ones I should focus on changing? I have tried many combinations and can't see any significant difference but unsure which ones are really important. I have also customized these combinations such that they are limited to when Lightroom is running but unsure if that feature works or not. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Anisotropic filtering :: Application-controlled
Antialiasing - Gamma correction :: Off
Antialiasing - Setting :: Application-controlled
Antialiasing - Transparency :: Off
Buffer-flipping mode :: Auto-select
Conformant texture clamp :: Use hardware
Enable overlay :: Off
Error reporting :: Off
Exported pixel types :: Color indexed overlays (8 bpp)
Extension limit :: Off
Maximize texture memory :: Off
Maximum pre-rendered frames : 3
Multi-display/mixed-GPU acceleration :: Multiple display performance mode
Stereo - Display mode :: Use on-board DIN connector
Stereo - Enable :: Off
Stereo - Swap eyes : Off
Threaded optimization :: Auto
Triple buffering :: Off
Vertical sync :: Use the 3D application setting
Jeff

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Develop sliders respond really slow

Upgraded to LR 4.2 + Update, and the sliders still works very slow.
I have a machine with 8GB + i7 370K + Nvidia 560 Ti + Dell U2711 (27" monitor).
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Thanks.

ktgw wrote:
Hi,
My system is running with 8GB of memory and a core i5 CPU.
Lightroom is installed on an SSD drive and the catalog file is located on the same SSD drive as well.
The SSD drive has a lot of space free (at least 10 GB).
I'm using a Dell U2711 monitor (native resolution 2560x1440).
The most interesting thing is that if I adjust lightroom window size, then the development sliders work very fast.
LR is a non-destructive editor that never writes or changes the original file. PS is a destructive pixel editor that also caches multiple copies of the edited file in memory to speedup "undo" image building. PS4-6 supports Open GL, which uses the graphics processor for processing certain image views (Rotate, 3D, etc.). LR and PS work entirely differently concerning onscreen image building, and LR benefits very little by increasing graphics card performance.
A faster system processor will make LR more responsive with a high resolution display, but simply keeping the Loupe image smaller when adjusting sliders in the Develop module will do the same thing. My system is only slightly higher performance (i7-280, 12GB) and I have no issues. BUT my monitor is 1920 x 1080 (~2Mp) versus 2560 x 1440 (~3.7Mp). Your processor needs to build almost twice (2x) the number of pixels every time you make a change in the Develop module. If my i7 system performance is about 1.5x your i5 system, then screen response time will be almost three times faster ( .3 to .5 Sec. versus 1.0 to 1.5 Sec.).Using dual high resolution displays is even more challenging for LR.
Try making the Develop module side panels as large as possible by dragging the border with your mouse, and perhaps increase the height of the filmstrip. Then use CTRL + SHIFT + F Key to enter and exit full screen mode for a larger image review of your Develop setting changes. On my system this takes about 1.0 sec., so this may not be a time saving option for you (i.e. ~3.0 sec.). Give it a try.

I have installed Adobe Lightroom CC. In the process of launching, a popup appears, that says: "AN INTERNAL ERROR HAS OCCURRED. Cannot create the required folder: /Users/(my user name)/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Develop Presets." So e

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The problem was solved today. Here's the full story. I'm a Mac user. At first I installed Lightroom CC on my iMac (desktop). I had this problem so I called Adobe, and was referred to a "special unit" . After about an hour the tech solved it for me ... we did a screen sharing and she took control of my computer for a loooong time. Because of language difficulties, at first I wondered if she knew what she was doing but she eventually solved it. Although she couldn't explain exactly what she was doing, she summarized it by saying "it was a permissions problem." I asked if I would have the same issue later when I installed it on my laptop (Macbook Air). She said probably not.
But I did. The same internal error popup arose on launch and launch did not complete on my laptop. I tried chat but no joy so I eventually called Apple Care. I had noticed that on my laptop (and the iMac for that matter), that there was no Library folder after my user name. The Apple tech explained that the Library folder is actually there but it is hidden because it's very easy for users to do some very nasty things to their computer by going astray while in the Library folder. The folder is actually there, but they hide it. I did remember seeing that the tech helping me with my iMac had typed the work "Library" while she was controlling my computer. Basically she had activated the hidden Library folder so she could open the path that Lightroom was trying to follow to create that "Develop Presets" folder. For some reason, the inability to create that folder in the launch process was preventing launch from being completed. The Apple tech said she didn't actually have to do that and activated the Library folder by use of the Go selection on the menu bar. Anyway, once that complete path was replicated and opened, the next step was to go to the Lightroom Permissions field and add my user name to the user categories already there and enable "read and write" permissions to my user name. Once done, I shut down my laptop, and then rebooted. I launched Lightroom and then boom, voila, heavens to betsy, etc. it launched and suddenly a dismal weekend turned into a great one.
I am not a geek, so I hope this makes some sense. I also hope Lightroom launches again tomorrow and beyond!

Hi i lost the Basic Module in Lightroom develop how do i get it back

hi i lost the basic module in lightroom develop how do i get it back
thx joe

Right click on one of the title bars, like Detail or Tone Curve, and check Basic.

Lightroom Developer turn off Windows 8.1 itself - Developer sammuttaa koneen

Lightroom Developer turn off Windows 8.1 itself
At first, I downloaded the pictures; Import pictures work properly and I can see the downloaded image on my desktop. Next, I press the Developer button in and the PC computer restart/shutdown!!!
Operating system is Windows 8.1 / 64 bit, RAM 16 GB, nVidia - Graphics Adapter WDDM1.1, Graphics Adapter WDDM1.2, Graphics Adapter WDDM1.3, with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 card. Lightroom is installed SSD-drive (C:\) and Lightroom_Catalog is HDD drive D:\Lightroom. All my images are d:\pictures\.. folders or subfolders. What's the matter - what should I do?
Same in Finnish
Lightroom Developer sammuttaa koneen
Kuvat onnistuu ladata työpöydälle moitteetta. Kun painan ladatun kuvan kohdalla Developer-painiketta, koko Windows kaatuu/käynnistyy uudestaan. Muistia pitäisi olla riittävästi. Mitä tehdä, missä vika?

Hmm, not sure I completely understand now. What exactly simultaneously should mean in this context? The thing is that it seems there's no chance in getting the connection to work when I first turn on the client on my Windows computer. The other way (starting on my Linux computer) it works just fine, and I am able to connect from my Windows to my Linux anytime.
Also I'm not sure that this is the problem, cause it seems that same problem apply to connection to other computers as well (however this impression is based on a testing with just a very few tries, so I'll try to test it more soon).
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I think you're looking at it. You can set this forum up to email you if you prefer. :-)
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For those people who like to minimize their mouse kilometers, it would be useful to have keyboard shortcuts to *select* individual sliders in the develop module. [See also the specific request for an exposure shortcut that recently came up in this thread:
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Lg 2.1 last version develop sliders issue help me i'm disperate

Hi
i running photoshop cs3 , now i upgrade to cs4 and lightroom 2.1
on xp pro with the last pachtes
the acr in photoshop cs3 and cs4 is amazing fast
instead the develop module in lightroom 2.1 is very slow , i mean the sliders are not reactive, are stiky
lightroom 1.4.1 is amazing fast
well i upgraded 1.4.1 to 2.1
i run xp cpu 2.8 dual core ,4gb ,2 seagate sata2 in raid , and video card 512mb
is there a cure? i mean for the sliders?
i have in backround only nod32 2.7 and outpost
is there users that have my issue?
thanks

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Sorry, not so good great at LR. Do you have pics or something visual to show how this is done?...Do i have to switch each photo's process version or is there a way to do a whole batch of them?
The quickest way to update just one photo is to click the lightning bolt icon under the histogram in the Develop module. This can be more convenient than scrolling all the way down to the Calibration tab.
A quick way to update a whole batch of them is to select any number of them in Grid view, and then choose Photo > Develop Settings > Convert to Current Process. The AutoSync way works too, as long as you remember to turn it off immediately after you're done.
Like JimHess suggests, I don't automatically convert them all at once, but on a case by case basis because they don't always look better after conversion. The benefits of the new process version can potentially make them look better, but you usually have to do a few more adjustments to get them there. If you don't have time to do that yet but you need to use the existing images soon, leave them in the old process version for now.

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Are you 100% sure the luminance noise reduction algorithm is tailored to each specific camera model, in Lightroom (and ACR) I mean?
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Attached below is my best effort in LR and DPP using a Canon 5D MKII 21Mp raw image shot with a 24mm TS-E II lens–The sharpest lens I've ever owned. It's pretty clear (pun) DPP pulls out more detail, but falls down in the tonal definition (i.e. shadow detail). The only thing this can be due to are differences in Canon's DPP demosaicing and LRs.
1:1 (100%) View
DPP Sharpening = 3 out of 10, LR Sharpening = 40, .8, 40, 0
(Click on image to see full-size.)
Message was edited by: trshaner Added info on hot pixel removal

Lightroom develop, Photoshop Raw and Smart objects

I understand that Lightroom's Develop function and Photoshop Raw adjustments are the same. So I adjust in either or. I can then open the photo as a smart object in photoshop. I can then make further adjustments as an adjustment layer. Which I think is the same as both Lightroom's Develop function and Photoshop Raw adjustments? I understand smart objects allows non destructive editing and smart filters.
SO my questions are: When would you not open the photo as a smart object? Surely I should always open the photo as a smart object? If I want to do any editing not allowed to smart objects such as clone stamp I can then create a layer and then apply the clone stamp to the layer, can't I?
Secondly, should I also convert all layers to smart layers or leave them as a normal layer.
Or thirdly, am I way off track?

If I want to do any editing not allowed to smart objects such as clone stamp I can then create a layer and then apply the clone stamp to the layer, can't I?
And that is where the underlying Smart Object starts losing (some of) its usefulness.
Because all those edits will be unaffected if you should choose to change the development settings of the embedded RAW.
Secondly, should I also convert all layers to smart layers or leave them as a normal layer.
What for?
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But in those cases Smart Objects offer significant advantages.

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