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Lightroom: LR 4.2 displaying blurry grid images when in "import"
Lightroom 4.2 (downloaded 10/10/12) displaying blurry grid images, regardless of size, when in "import" whether jpg or nef. Single large image display fine. Other modules display grid mode with no issues.
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dnicolaescu
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8 years ago
What camera is that?
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paul_wolpert
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8 years ago
Not a problem with 4.1, or 3.x
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paul_wolpert
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petegreen
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8 years ago
You could try rebuilding the preview file.
Quit LR
Catalog settings > General > click Show > Doubleclick the Lightroom Folder > Delete the Catalog Previews.lrdata file
Restart LR
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paul_wolpert
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8 years ago
Removed the Previews.Irdata directory, did not make a difference.
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chriscardinal
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For me, the issue occurs on portrait-oriented photos, on the filmstrip AND secondary monitor, ONLY in develop mode. 100% reproducible. For the filmstrip, it only occurs when the item is active. If you then move to another portrait image, both thumbnails remain blurry. If you move to a landscape, the portrait thumbnails return to being sharp. Simultaneously, as the portrait image is rendered on the secondary display, it begins sharp and then turns blurry, with its thumbnail turning blurry at the same time.
The below image shows the phenomenon occurring on the filmstrip. Windows 7x64, ATI Radeon 5870 GPU, 16GB RAM, Intel Core i7 2600K, 256GB SSD, LR 4.2.
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justinarthur
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8 years ago
Those same steps yield the expected result in LR 4.1 (no blurry badness), but not in LR 4.2.
I'm on OS X 10.6.x, however this has been reported by users in many different OS configurations.
Examples and test cases available from Adobe community:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1075988
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1076115
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1077341
(and many more)
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
Secondary Window Loupe is blurry or pixelated after making Develop adjustments in Lightroom 4.2.
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ian_at_work
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8 years ago
Library Thumbnail
Develop Thumbnail
More Discussion in topic on Lightroom Discussions Area :
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/107598...
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
LR4.2 2nd Display Blurry.
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paul_wolpert
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petegreen
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Can you try with new catalog?
Create a new catalog, and import from there. Let us know if that is blurry as well.
This will rule out anything catalog specific, or point us to your catalog.
Also, can you provide us with any sample images that import blurry?
You can use dropbox, or similar service to share with us.
Thanks!
Pete
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paul_wolpert
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Probably will not be able to get to it till next week. Having issues at work getting ready for Sandy, not a happy thought.
Just to clarify, they are not importing blurry, only blurry when in grid mode when selecting for import. If I go to single image display when in "import" they look fine.
This is happening with any photo regardless of camera, whether current photo, or years old, whether jpg, or nef.
If you are east coast, stay dry and safe!!
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