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When using Camera Raw AI Noise Reduction, I don't have a preview window - it only shows me the entire image after rendering, and if the default 50 setting is too much, I have to decrease the slider and wait for it to apply to the entire image again. . with Nikon D850 files this is painfully slow. . how do I get the preview window with the 100% zoomed in portion, as opposed to the entire image displaying? This driving me nuts. . .
Thanks in advance for any help!
Ah, sorry, my mistake -
That's the new re-editable Enhance function, where you don't need to create a separate DNG. You enable this under "Technology Previews" in Preferences:
I hadn't enabled it on this machine, and I haven't quite gotten used to it yet. But you can disable it here if you prefer the old way.
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Click the lower right corner of the preview window. There should be a "+" magnifying glass icon there, for some reason that seems to be missing now. But the click still works. Once in zoomed in view, the "-" icon is still there.
BTW it's not 100%, but closer to 250%. So it actually shows a rather exaggerated preview. Some of us tried to get an answer to why it wasn't 100%, can't recall the exact answer we got, but it was something along the lines of showing the result "more clearly".
Here you can see where to click:
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Thanks - but the issue is, I don't have a preview window - the file fills the entire raw camera window - I don't get the preview window. . any other thoughts?
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Then I don't understand. You can't initiate the process without this window. You have to click "Enhance" for it to work...
You need to post a screenshot.
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I only have this for the AI Noise Reduction - no prop up window. . ? Is there a right click or something I check somewhere to get the dialogue box, instead of this?
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Ah, sorry, my mistake -
That's the new re-editable Enhance function, where you don't need to create a separate DNG. You enable this under "Technology Previews" in Preferences:
I hadn't enabled it on this machine, and I haven't quite gotten used to it yet. But you can disable it here if you prefer the old way.
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Bingo!!! Thanks!!! Resolved finally! It was driving me absolutley bonkers!!!