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Hi
I suddenly have problems with my exposure slider . He alsways jumps back to a full number as soon as i use any of the other sliders . ig it set it to 0,8 use than another slider and the exposure slider jumps back to zero, or from 1,4 to one . Anybody has some advice for me ?
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That's a new one for me. Maybe tell us what OS, CS and ACR version you're using might help.
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Hi Yammer
i am using Mac 10.6.8 Camera Raw 8.2.94 and cs 6
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When it jumps back does the exposure change, e.g. if set at +1.9, then when activating another slider and the exposure changes to +1.0 does the image lighten significantly? Trying to understand if it is a display issue or ACR is actually bouncing the exposure.
Richard Southworth
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Hi Richard
it does both
the slider jumps
and the image darkens significantly ( i.g. the slider jumps from 1.9 back to 1 )
Andreas
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I'm with Yammer, never have seen or heard of such, using same config on a PC. You might experiment some more, does entering a number give a different result than using the slider? However, it seems to me to be a bug, probably time to report in to Adobe.
Did this occur ought of the blue, i.e. all was running fine one day and then suddenly the problem appeared, with no changes to either system or application software? Have you tried it with several images, both raw and jpg?
Richard Southworth
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Yes out of the blue
yes problem with raw tifs and jpgs too
I did report it to Adobe , no real help so fare
they thought i should uninstall cs6 ( which would be a pain since i ve a lot of plug ins )
entering numbers does not help
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I'm pretty much out of bullets. You might try reloading ACR 8.2, using the download version rather than from the Help menu. Also, have you applied all other updates to CS6?
Richard Southworth
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Hi Richard
thank you , looks like downloading the DNG Converter 8.2 did it
Andreas
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PS :
I m not sure
but maybe i had only downloaded before ACR 8.2
but not the DNG 8.2
Is that possible ?
Andreas
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The DNG converter is a separate program and separate download, not an update. Not sure exactly what you did, but glad it now works.
Richard Southworth
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I have this same thing happening. I open a raw file. Adjust exposure up or down. Any other slider i move moves the exposure setting back to 0 or sometimes to 1.00. It'll go back to 1.00 if I set it higher than 1.00 or back to 2.00 if set higher.
I don't use acr much at all. Usually do my raw conversions in Lightroom. Yesterday had some test files not compatible with LR4 so I opened them with the acr in photoshop CS6. Adobe Camera Raw version is 8.2.0.94. I did upgrade photoshop recently. Some bug fixes. I have not installed the most recent release candidate of acr.
I'm on a mac. 10.8.5
thanks for any help...
ok, here's a short update...since acr 8.2 was usless the way it was working I decided to try the 8.3 release candidate that was put out recently...that solved the exposure slider problem...it now works as it should...
wait, shut down photoshop, re-opened, and it's doing the same thing...even moving between tabs or making the image bigger resets the exposure slider...none of the other sliders seems affected...
any ideas?...
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I've not seen this happen -- very strange symptoms. Particularly the part about even just making the image bigger (which I assume you do by zooming in) causing the exposure slider to change.
May I ask -- what type of input device are you using? Are you using a mouse, trackball, some type of tablet? Are you adjusting the sliders using the device, or nudging up/down using the keyboard?
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Hi Eric, I'm using a wacom with its mouse and pen...an intuos 3, small model...
I tried my computer this morning without it, restarted, and used the trackpad, same result. I'm using a macbook pro with wacom attached.
The exposure setting changes with any move I make afterward. If I click in another box to set say contrast with keyboard number, as soon as i click in the box the exposure resets itself. If I click on the magic wand to enlarge or reduce the image the exposure setting resets. If i click on the small menu, lower left hand corner to resize, the exposure setting resets.
The problem occurs using the mouse to move the sliders or clicking into a box to add a number.
ok, that's all I got...
short ps. I'm momo55, but the adobe forum was weird this morning, asked me to sign in again and I couldn't use my original name for some reason so i chose m.davidtaub...
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The very same problem with the exposure slider jumping back showed up on my computer yesterday. ACR also tells me it can't load the lens profilees. Running Photoshop 13.0.6/ACR 8.2.0.94 on a MacBook Pro with OSX 10.8.5
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Sadly my problem came back
I tried :
to upgrade camera raw
to downgrade camera raw
install CS6 again
deinstall all adobe apps and reinstall them
installed Snow leo again
diconected my wacom
typed the numbers into the exposure slider window
all in vain
sometimes it works for a few hours
but most of the time it doesnt
the exposure slider jumps as soon as i do something else
Andreas
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PS : But i found a few people with the same problem
Andreas
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Hi Andreas...yes, it's happening to me too. But Eric, madmanchan, from adobe is here and if anyone can help, get to the bottom of this, it's him. Patience while he checks this out.
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Same problem here and on top of that, Camera Raw can no longer recognize or use lens profiles for my lenses using D800 & D4.
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I checked this today and I'm not able to use lens profiles either in acr. Mine were for a 50mm nikon lens.
One thing I found. I'll go down the adjustments panel and adjust color/temp first. If I hit the button just above the exposure slider/setting, the 'auto' button, it will adjust several settings including exposure. If I then try and adjust another setting the exposure setting does not move. It stays where 'auto' put it. However, once I manually adjust the exposure slider the same problem occurs. Exposure moves to zero or the next full stop, 1.0, 2.0 or -1.0 etc...
ok, that's all I got...
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Hi David
its exactly the same for me .
Plus if i put the mouse excatly on the line i.g.of the exposure slider its an arrow
if i put the mouse above the line it changes into a hand with arrows right and left .
Now that works with every slider exept for the exposure slider . Here the mouse also changes into
a hand with arrows right and left , but i can t move the the exposure slider.
The the exposure slider i can only move if i m right on the line and the mouse is an arrow.
I also upgraded to camera Raw 8.3
It worked fine untill i had to switch off the Mac .
Afther the next start the problem with the jumping the exposure slider was back .
Andreas
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A few things that might be useful for us to try and reproduce it:
1. A video demostrating the behavior (post to Dropbox or YouTube)
2. The device model and driver #
3. Your Photoshop system info. (in Photoshop, select Help>System Info... be sure to remove the line with your partial serial # listed in the system info data)
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Hi!
A link for video;
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wmvbdsnd8cu7ihy/Photoshop%26ACR.zip
Modellnamn: Mac Pro
Modellidentifierare: MacPro3,1
Processornamn: Quad-Core Intel Xeon
Processorhastighet: 2,8 GHz
Antal processorer: 2
Totalt antal kärnor: 8
L2-cache (per processor): 12 MB
Minne: 24 GB
Busshastighet: 1,6 GHz
Boot ROM-version: MP31.006C.B05
SMC-version (system): 1.25f4
Adobe Photoshop version: 13.0.6 (13.0.6 20131025.r.54 2013/10/25:21:00:00) x64
Operativsystem: Mac OS 10.7.5
Systemarkitektur: Intel Datorfamilj:6, Modell:23, Version:6 med MMX, SSE-heltal, SSE FP, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1
Antal fysiska processorer: 8
Processorhastighet: 2800 MHz
Inbyggt minne: 24576 MB
Ledigt minne: 18375 MB
Minne tillgängligt för Photoshop: 23344 MB
Minne som används av Photoshop: 80 %
Plattstorlek för bild: 1024K
Bildcache-nivåer: 4
OpenGL: Aktiverad.
Ritningsläge för OpenGL: Grundläggande
Tillåt normalt OpenGL-läge: Sant.
Tillåt avancerat OpenGL-läge: Sant.
Tillåt gamla GPU-verktyg för OpenGL: Ej upptäckt.
OpenCL Otillgänglig
OpenGL-version: 2.1
Storlek på rektangulär textur för video: 8192
OpenGL-minne: 245 MB
Grafikkortsleverantör: ATI Technologies Inc.
Grafikkortsrenderare: ATI Radeon HD 2600 OpenGL Engine
Visa: 1
Primär bildskärm
Visa djup: 32
Visa gränser: överst= 0 till vänster= 0, nederst= 1200 till höger= 1920
Grafikåtergivnings-ID: 16914946
Grafikkortsminne: 256 MB
Serienummer:
Programmapp: /Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS6/
Photoshops virtuella minne har asynkron I/O aktiverad
Volym(er) för virtuellt minne:
SSD HD, 237,7G, 101,7G fritt
Mappen Nödvändiga plugin-program: /Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS6/Adobe Photoshop CS6.app/Contents/Required/
Primär mapp för plug-ins: /Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS6/Plug-ins/
Mappen Extra plug-ins: inte angivet
19 nov 2013 kl. 21:59 skrev Jeffrey Tranberry:
Re: Exposure slider jumps back
created by Jeffrey Tranberry in Adobe Camera Raw - View the full discussion
A few things that might be useful for us to try and reproduce it:
1. A video demostrating the behavior (post to Dropbox or YouTube)
2. The device model and driver #
3. Your Photoshop system info. (in Photoshop, select Help>System Info... be sure to remove the line with your partial serial # listed in the system info data)
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miksjo, thanks for setting this up for Jeffrey...plain to see the problem...
as noted above, the exposure slider jumps to whole values even when using the magnifyer to enlarge or reduce image size, etc...something's broken...
I'm on a macbook pro, it's a 4,1 model, intel core duo, 2.4ghz...and like i noted above, 10.8.5...
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Thank you from me to
I m on a mac desk top 8 core CS6 10.6.8 and verious camera raw versions meanwhile
Its enough to click on the camera raw window for the slider to jump back
Regards