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4k monitor
Is Lightroom CC classic and Photoshop CC working with 4k monitors? Are the menue sizes small and not useable? Or is this problem solved? My photo dealer offers an Eizo 4 k monitor and says it wouldn’t work with lightroom.
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dave_roberts_6779374
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arnold_bartel
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The menues and interfaces are properly sized.
But be aware that using a 4K monitor needs much more detailed previews and computer power. This can cause frustratingly slow reaction times.
(See in this threads in comments of many 4K users:
https://feedback.photoshop.com/photos... and
https://feedback.photoshop.com/photos... )
I am also facing some issues of incorrectly displayed cursors ( https://feedback.photoshop.com/photos... )
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ellen_garvey
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janj_holvoet
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Its works file in Lightroom CC, less zoom in and more space for usefull menus
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tpnotes
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Depending on from which monitor resolution you are upgrading, give yourself some time to get used to the 4k. In the first couple of weeks everythings seems a little bit to small.
If you are using Windows, you should have a look at the release notes of the latest Photoshop version. Adobe made a big fuss about the latest release of Photoshop now supporting hi-res monitors with Windows10.
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ellisvener
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I have no issues with either program on either display.
Let your photo dealer know that since te doesn't think it is a good match for Photoshop or Lightroom that he should give you a discount on that 4K Eizo.
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ralf_bruechmann_7040vsigszoaj
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I have the windows Custom Display Scaling set to 150% and I do sit about 1m away from the screen.
This way the menus are quite good readable.
Photoshop is good, too.
In former times Adobe did not take notice of the setting in Windows (like font-size and scaling), but since CC 2018 (or 2015.7 ?) they do - now the menus are a big as in other applications.
My MacBook Pro 15,6'' 2016 does work with this display well, too - but due to the weaker graphics card it's a little slow when using a 4k resolution, so I do work with the Windows machine (where I have a Nvidia 1050 ti installed).
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