Mac Photoshop with Wacom Intuos Pro and a compass-like figure on the screen??

[tuomasvirtanen.net]

I'm using a pretty new Wacom Intuos Pro with the latest Mac Photoshop. Every now and then it happens that when I begin to work on a detail in a photo, that is, I put my hand with a Wacom pen on the tablet, a compass-like figure with a red arrow pointing up appears on the screen. If I try to do something when this happens, very often the photo rotates in a really visible way. If the figure appears, and I just lift my hand, usually nothing happens, and the figure disappears. So far, I haven't found a way to cancel the rotation, and therefore I need to close the window. The Wacom support cannot help me in this issue. All comments welcome!

[c.pfaffenbichler]

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If I try to do something when this happens, very often the photo rotates in a really visible way. 

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I guess that’s why it is called the Rotate View Tool. 

To reset try hitting esc 

[c.pfaffenbichler]

What are your Photoshop > Preferences > Tools settings? 

[Ged_Traynor · Accepted solution]

You can also disable the rotate option in the Wacom preferences

[tuomasvirtanen.net]

OK. It is in Touch/Standard gestures. I didn't know that I'm using them, as I was working with the pen.... It seems that I also had Touch combined with PS. It is of course pointless! Thanks!

[c.pfaffenbichler]

You can also disable Tool Gestures in the Preferences.