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Hi,
I have a issue with spot removal that is jerky and buffering after several spot removals on a image.
I have seen several items in other forums with the same problem.
I have the latest high spec Dell laptop running the Intel Core I7 6700HQ CPU@ 2.60 Gz so it should fly through with no issues
Any answers would be greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards
John
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Are you using a Mouse or the notebook Track Pad?
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I have used both the mouse and the tracking pad.
It made no difference at all.
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I have a issue with spot removal that is jerky and buffering after several spot removals on a image.
This is a known issue when using lots of spot removal in Lightroom.
I have the latest high spec Dell laptop running the Intel Core I7 6700HQ CPU@ 2.60 Gz so it should fly through with no issues
To tell you the truth, I disagree, there are much faster processors available than this one. In any case, the evidence you have provided clearly indicates that your processor is NOT fast enough, as spot removal is a very CPU intensive task, and the more spots you remove, the harder and longer the CPU has to work.
Some things you can try:
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Thank you for your reply.
Sorry I was told that my processor CPU would be more than enough to handle lightroom.
I didn't mean for it to sound like I had the best processor out there, as I know that wasn't the case.
But was assured that it would be sufficient to handle the requirements.
What CPU do you suggest using that I can use in my Laptop?
Thank you for your reply.
John
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Yes, of course it meets the minimum requirements; however if you are going to perform tasks that require lots of CPU horsepower, then you need lots of CPU power and not just a computer that meets the minimum requirements.
I can't answer specific laptop questions as I have never owned one. However, the general answer is that you want the fastest CPU you can afford. As I said, you might first try changing your workflow.