@J453@Daniel Presedo - has something on this page here been changed? Monterey, Safari, responsiveness of page is super slow. That's why I replied 2 x on Daniel's SO/rasterized question, didn't show up in my browser. My Internet connection is 300/300 Mbits - pretty sufficient so far... 😉
Sorry, but no improvement here too. Same old super slow curves.
And adjusting mask with curves still almost not usable. Stays frozen for minutes before able to move any point. then freezes again for long time and do on...
"Sorry, but no improvement here too. Same old super slow curves.
And adjusting mask with curves still almost not usable. Stays frozen for minutes before able to move any point. then freezes again for long time and do on..."
so I did some testing today with 23.1 and I see it is very slow on my real PSD photos but it is not so easy to reproduce that issue with new image created just in PS, after some experiments I think it is related to the masks because they make rendering slower, I will try to create video in near future with the way to reproduce that so maybe it will make Adobe interested in fixing the issue
It is very frustrating! It is even worse as before. I am working today on 3 fils with size around 3-4 GB and each with 50-70 layers. Dealing with any of the Curves is almost not possible. Just super slow. What is going on!?
@J453 , installed latest update right now. Adjustment layer problem not solved. Still super jerky. Touching them is kicking in the fans and MBP gets very noisy.
No such problems in versions prior to 23.x and 22.x
There was no update last night. 23.1 is the last version that was released. There is an update coming out in the very near future that will address this issue.
I had to bought new PC, because Photoshop was too laggy
In the past, Adobe announced that when using the correction tool in the 22.4 version of Photoshop, the preview slowed down and solved the problem of delay, but the improvement effect was actually insufficient, and I thought there was a problem with my PC, so I replaced the PC.
My new PC spec is AMD 3800x / 32GB ram / RTX 3070 ti
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Adobe Photoshop Version: 23.1.0 20211208.r.143 83e47c5 x64 Number of Launches: 7 Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit Version: 10 10.0.19044.1466 System architecture: AMD CPU Family:15, Model:1, Stepping:0 with MMX, SSE Integer, SSE FP, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX2, HyperThreading Physical processor count: 8 Logical processor count: 16 Processor speed: 3800 MHz Built-in memory: 32649 MB Free memory: 23919 MB Memory available to Photoshop: 25096 MB Memory used by Photoshop: 80 %
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And I tested Photoshop with the files I worked on in the past.
The problem is that when working on high-resolution images with many layers, if the level, curve, and color adjustment are performed while expanding to the original size to check the details, the adjustment slide stops for two to three seconds and does not move as if it were caught.
This is a video that captures problems related to this in the past.
If it's simply a computer performance problem, the following phenomenon is not explained. If the layer itself is corrected, there is a delay, but when the adjustment layer is placed on the layer and corrected, there is no delay
As a result of several tests, I found that the problem of Photoshop preview delay has not been solved, and I confirmed that the problem of delay is not a PC problem, but a problem of Photoshop. The reason is that I found the same problem on the high-end PC of our colleagues who bought it together for high-end work. (amd 3900X / 128Gb Ram / RTX 3080 ti )
It was concluded that this meant that Adobe lied publicly.
I think the issue is not that Adobe lied but that they don't have people to reproduce this issue. I can see it all the time when I am working on my photos (from Lightroom) but when I tried to create short way to reproduce that on empty image it is not so easy. I assume it has to be related to some memory buffers and they just never test it this way. What amazes me is how long this is not resolved - so why only subset of people see this issue and other are not. Or maybe everyone was using older version of Photoshop (which was disabled not so long ago) without this bug.
The issue demonstrated on this thread (zoom tool selected prior to running curves/adjusment) caused a specific issue with caching/redrawing performance. This issue has been reproduced and it sounds like we'll have a fix in the next update.
@J453could you clarify what's the status of this fix? it was announced on December 13 which is more than month ago, there were two PS updates in that time but this fix was not applied, does it mean it is not ready or has side effects? why it's not possible to say when it will be released? this bug is serious productivity problem
The patch notes for 23.2 mentions this issue but it doesn't appear to have actaully resolved it. Disabling Native Canvas still provides a better experience - but it's still not as smooth or precise as the old 21.0.3-and-earlier versions of Photoshop.
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