Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic CC 2019 v8.2.1.10 (圆4) (Pre-Activated) by AliTPB.I have even seen VueScan inserting random numbers into the “Frame offset” value field while I’m trying to insert a value from the keyboard. I guessed that the offset values might be handled internally in inches, but converted to mm for display, but that does not seem to be the case as far as I can figure. In addition, if I try to manually edit the offset value, VueScan often changes what I have typed to another value that is close, but not identical. I have no idea what the units are and using the up and down arrows yields unexpected results. I imagined that clicking the down-arrow once would return value to 0, but it changes it to 0.307 and clicking it a second time changes it to -0.489.

The default value is 0 (zero) and clicking the up-arrow once changes 0 to 1.104. On the “Prefs” tab, I have the units set to “mm” for the “Crop units:” and for the “Printed units:”.

While experimenting with the alignment issues, I have tried adjusting the “Frame offset:” value on the “Input” tab. I have a copy of Sacha Steinhoff’s book “ The VueScan Bible” and that says much the same the VueScan Manual. In principle, setting the frame offset ought to be easy. This issue is better explained in the troubleshooting guide The settings in Negative Lab Pro aren’t updating the image. Lightroom 6.14 is not a version of Lightroom Classic and the advice to turn off “Use Graphics Processor” does not apply to Lightroom 6.14. The phrase ' Lightroom Classic v9.0' actually means exactly what it says. Can anybody explain the basis of the instruction to turn the “Use Graphics Processor” option off?ĮDIT: I think that I have now figured things out. Much later on, I purchased NLP and having been running NLP without any apparent problems. I am running Lightroom 6.14 and have had the “Use Graphics Processor” option turned on since I first installed it. If you are using Lightroom Classic v9.0 or later, you can leave graphics processing on.” To do this, go to “Preferences > Performance” and un-check the “Use Graphics Processor” option. “If you are using a version earlier than Lightroom Classic v9.0, make sure to TURN OFF the “Use Graphics Processor” option in Lightroom. Step 9 of the installation instructions for NLP on Windows says:

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