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Lightroom 6 Problems with Wacom Tablet
bald_eagle
Posts: 104Member
Hi Guys,
I've recently upgraded from Lightroom 5.7 to Lightroom 6 (Standalone - don't want to use the Adobe subscription mullarky
) and am having a few problems with my Wacom Bamboo.
Specifically with the spot healing brush - when I try and draw a shape to be healed, the on screen graphics lags terribly and quite often draws further lines - although I've lifted the pen from the tablet..
If I turn off the "Use Windows Ink" option in the Bamboo driver/properties, then it performs much better, but then I have no pen pressure capabilities with any adjustment brushes..
I know the Bamboo isn't a "professional grade" graphic tablet - but it works absolutely fine with 5.7 - it's just with 6 that I'm getting this strange problem.
Tried turning the graphics acceleration on and off, doesn't make any difference.. as I said, only turning off windows ink seems to relieve the problem...
Anyone else got/had any similar issues? Anyone got any suggestions how I can overcome the problem? (without turning off windows ink)
Cheers,
Baldy
I've recently upgraded from Lightroom 5.7 to Lightroom 6 (Standalone - don't want to use the Adobe subscription mullarky
) and am having a few problems with my Wacom Bamboo.Specifically with the spot healing brush - when I try and draw a shape to be healed, the on screen graphics lags terribly and quite often draws further lines - although I've lifted the pen from the tablet..
If I turn off the "Use Windows Ink" option in the Bamboo driver/properties, then it performs much better, but then I have no pen pressure capabilities with any adjustment brushes..
I know the Bamboo isn't a "professional grade" graphic tablet - but it works absolutely fine with 5.7 - it's just with 6 that I'm getting this strange problem.
Tried turning the graphics acceleration on and off, doesn't make any difference.. as I said, only turning off windows ink seems to relieve the problem...
Anyone else got/had any similar issues? Anyone got any suggestions how I can overcome the problem? (without turning off windows ink)
Cheers,
Baldy
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