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The auto masking search for people sometimes takes a minute, but sometimes it crashes the computer too.
The support told me I can't configure it to stop guessing my wish and the auto search is the only default.
Why are Adobe's engineers (again) forcing me to waste valuable time to watch the antics of their artificial intelligence that doesn't impress me at all?
Why the system resource management is so bad that when LR crashes, my Win freezes and nothing works including the task manager - and I have to hard reboot my PC?
6 times in one day I've sent Adobe error report- for what?
Why do the engineers assume their customers will continue paying for products that delay the creative process from a corporation that doesn't care about the clients?
Listen to what Mike Gastin says in his latest YouTube vid before the landslide.
I won't stay in this ecosystem for long too.
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The auto masking search for people sometimes takes a minute, but sometimes it crashes the computer too.
I assume you mean when you select the AI People mask, not when LrC just runs. Correct?
Listen to what Mike Gastin says in his latest YouTube vid before the landslide.
And I assume you are referring to this video:
6 times in one day I've sent Adobe error report- for what?
Can you share one in a reply (as an attachment please, they get very very long)
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I don't know how to share the error report and I can't see why it's important. I just wrote them about the crashing.
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You may/should have hand a report dialog similar to the following appear. I assumed from your comments you had received such, filled it out, and sent on to Adobe.
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Keep the People section of the Masking panel collapsed, and it won't auto-detect people masks until you explicitly expand it:
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thanks, that's working for me!
that 10-pixel triangle arrow caused me to waste 2 hours ...
It's impossible not to be impressed by the ingenious interface design of Adobe engineers. Such a small button in such a marginal place will have such an impact on your work process.
Makes as much sense as designing a hammer with a detachable handle without an obvious locking mechanism.
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If you system is crashing when People masking is open, that's usually because you have an out-of-date graphics driver or a graphics processor that doesn't meet the minimum requirements. Update your graphics driver by going directly to the manufacturer's web site:
https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/kb/troubleshoot-gpu.html#solution-4
If that doesn't help, please copy/paste here the entire contents of the LR menu command Help > System Info -- that will let us see exactly which versions of hardware and software LR thinks you're running.
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1. Previous versions didn't crash.
2. it's not crashing every time.
3. Most of the crashes occur when I export from LR an image to Photoshop and then close Photoshop while the file is transferred back to LR.
All this does not answer the question - why do the engineers assume that I want to create a mask with humans and impose on me an inhibiting process that I did not choose?
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"All this does not answer the question - why do the engineers assume that I want to create a mask with humans and impose on me an inhibiting process that I did not choose?"
LR gives you the choice: Collapse the People section and it won't automatically detect people in the photo. Expand the People section and it will automatically detect people.
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"DirectX: Intel(R) UHD Graphics (27.20.100.9664)"
That graphics driver is 2.5 years old. Most problems with LR's AI commands are caused by older, buggy graphics drivers. Try updating your graphics driver by going directly to the manufacturer's web site:
https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/kb/troubleshoot-gpu.html#solution-4
Adobe is constantly improving the code that uses the graphics processor, so it's likely that a recent change in that code is now tripping over a buggy driver.
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All this does not answer the question - why do the engineers assume that I want to create a mask with humans and impose on me an inhibiting process that I did not choose?
I see I failed to inquire correctly about one issue. Is LrC starting a AI or auto search for people for masking without your clicking; on the AI People mask tool? In my copy, that does not happen.
followup/ I see you responded about the on/off masking option. So, never mind.