P: Remove brush strokes appear in the wrong place on rotated images

@TwistedRealm 

I have an old graphics card. "Intel HD Graphics Family" on Dell Inspiron 7537. I have the following message when I try to open in CameraRaw. Is there still a way  to try your fix?

Thank you!

I'm using Lightroom Classic v13.4 on an Intel based iMac with a Radeon Pro 580X 8GB graphics card running on Sonoma 14.5.

I can confirm that switching on GPU processing fixes the problem.

Regards,

Ian

@Madhu Sundar

Try my fix?

I first noticed this issue in Lightroom Classic v13.3.1. I have the issue in v13.4 as well.

I am using Windows 10 version 22H2.

I found a way to fix on my PC:

This is related to intel integrated GPU's - if you use Nvidia or AMD > It may never be an issue for you?

On this particular PC I don't use a discreet GPU because of heat and noise, and LR runs perfectly fine doing all tasks on the 10core i5-12600k CPU.

YESTERDAY > With LR v13.2
Lighroom was working fine.

All GPU support disalbed (BECAUSE this CPU performs better than the iGPU by a long mile for certain tasks - that is a tradeoff I've lived with for a while with no issues).

TODAY > With LR 13.4
I get this orientation issue with healing tools.

Fix: ??
Enable GPU support

Now I get the correct behaivour.

IF you are using a discreet GPU and still getting the issue, try disable/re-enable?
You don't need to restart LR to do this, as per my video below.

Video is shard on drive here:
"FIX FOR LR BUG - HEAL TOOL - GPU SUPPORT.mp4"

https://1drv.ms/f/c/4c0bd790e8901ab5/Eiymgt8-_cRLqLlL9ylpCJIBXdc_xmjBxuGA2KjuSRSj8g?e=hDm8De

Hope this helps!

EDIT > See my fix (post below) if you have this issue:

EDIT >>  See my fix (post below) if you have this issue:

I can confirm that I'm experiencing the same issue, since I updated to 13.4 yesterday....

Flip/rotate an image from its as-shot orientation, use the heal tool,. the healing takes place in another part of the image...

Windows 11 latest build.

See my fix (post below) if you have this issue:

Hi, just found this thread after experiencing issues with Lightroom Classic v13.4 on Mac, so I don't think it's Windows specific!

If I rotate an image inside Lightroom by 90 degrees, the Remove tool places the spot / brush in the wrong place, by 90 degrees. 

If I rotate an image outside of Lightroom, then import it, the remove tool places the spot / brush in the wrong place even when not rotated within Lightroom.

Hope this helps someone track down the bug...

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Ian

I can confirm that the issue happens when I rotate the photos within the Lightroom.