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Camera Raw slower than Lightroom (latest versions)

New Here ,
Apr 22, 2017 Apr 22, 2017

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Hello to all,

    This is my problem: Lightroom works perfectly even with heavy adjustments. If I do the same adjustments on Camera Raw this gets slower. How is it possible? Do not they have the same "engine"?

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   Camera Raw becomes slow when I use the adjusting brush (which is not even fluid if I use it first) or the graduated filters. Lightroom is always fluid!

I have a MacBook Pro late in 2016 - i7 2,7ghz - ati 455 - 512 SSD

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I reinstalled Photoshop and Bridge, cleaned cash, upgrade cash to 20GB. The last is reset MacBook?!

Thank You All!

Fabio

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New Here , Apr 22, 2017 Apr 22, 2017

Already done it too.. Nothing changed.

But Thanks!

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Apr 22, 2017 Apr 22, 2017

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You could try going to the Camera Raw preferences in Bridge and uncheck the option to use the graphics processor. That could make a difference.

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Already done it too.. Nothing changed.

But Thanks!

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