HDR Pro: After I have merged photos from LR5 into PSCC, The merged image on the adjustment screen has sections missing from it. Like grey blocks in the image. When I zoom - or + more blocks appear! Like this... 
Posted 6 years ago
I'm new to photoshop cc and this is the first time I've tried the HDR in it. So if it was functioning properly before I did the latest upgrade to CC, I don't know.
After I click the OK button the resulting image looks great. CC does a nice job but not being able to see what I'm doing in the edit page sucks.
I'm thinking of uninstalling and re-installing CC. Sounds like there's a corrupted file somewhere. I'll do that tmw if no one posts a quick fix.
After I click the OK button the resulting image looks great. CC does a nice job but not being able to see what I'm doing in the edit page sucks.
I'm thinking of uninstalling and re-installing CC. Sounds like there's a corrupted file somewhere. I'll do that tmw if no one posts a quick fix.
It looks a lot like a GPU/video driver issue - but I haven't seen those particular issues on MacOS (at least not without more problems and obviously bad cards).
Thanks for your help Chris. I uninstalled and re-installed PS and it's working ok now.
Hmmm, that's odd. Did you also reapply the updates?
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
Photoshop 14.1.2: HDR Merge has a retina display bug on may macbook pro.
Photoshop 14.1.2: HDR Merge has a retina display bug on may macbook pro.
Same problem here with late 2013 rMBP 
Has anyone found a solution for this problem with MacBook Pro Retina? Same problem, OSX 10.9 and CC14.2. Except after updating to OSX Maverick, the white strip has moved to the right, rather than the center as above. This makes this problem a "little" less annoying.
Ed Thompson
Ed Thompson
MacOS 10.9 does have a number of video driver issues that have not yet been fixed.
Nope, and you can't download the 14.0 version anymore. Only the 14.2 last I checked.
I'm still using 10.8.5
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
Bizarre screen display of photoshopCC HDR images on macbook pro retina.
Selected three raw photos in lightroom CC for HDR development in photoshop CC. When the process was done, I magnified the image to better see the details. A large white block - about 25% of the image - appeared. I resized the view. The block remained, but in a different place. At the smallest image size, the block was not visible, but when I stepped upwards to fit in the screen, a line representing the size of the previous view remained, like overlapping cards in a stack.Obviously, I cannot use photoshop cc for HDR images. I'm working on a 13" macbook pro retina (late 2013).
Bizarre screen display of photoshopCC HDR images on macbook pro retina.
Selected three raw photos in lightroom CC for HDR development in photoshop CC. When the process was done, I magnified the image to better see the details. A large white block - about 25% of the image - appeared. I resized the view. The block remained, but in a different place. At the smallest image size, the block was not visible, but when I stepped upwards to fit in the screen, a line representing the size of the previous view remained, like overlapping cards in a stack.Obviously, I cannot use photoshop cc for HDR images. I'm working on a 13" macbook pro retina (late 2013).
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
Merge to HDR has weird preview rendering bug.
The following pictures says it all:
PS: Please don't tell me to disable GPU support because that's ridiculous
Merge to HDR has weird preview rendering bug.
The following pictures says it all:
PS: Please don't tell me to disable GPU support because that's ridiculous
