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Slow preview

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Hi! After updating to version 15.2 the user interface is very slow compared to the previous build, especially when using styles. When I hover over a style, sometimes it takes a minute before it renders the preview in the navigator and also on the full image, and sometimes it doesn't render it at all until I apply it. I didn't had this issue in the  previous version. I use Windows 11 on  a PC with Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU, GeForce GTX 1050 GPU with 4 GB of VRAM, 16GB of RAM and the session is on a PCI-Express 3.0 SSD. I tried also with hardware acceleration enabled or disabled, the result are the same. Maybe it the Edge runtime fault, even I don't know what it does. I presume that having more styles and presets doesn't affect the performance.

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  • Adam Cornwell

    I can also confirm that hovering over a style shows the style quickly. And I too have the RNI styles. I will mention that actually applying the style is slow. But at least it's fast to scan through styles and select one.

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  • Javier Moreno

    I use lutify.me styles and others, more than 4k files in my case.

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  • Aliaume Souchier

    Thanks for your answers. If applying the style is still slow, it doesn't seems really solved to me. If copy/paste setting remains slow as well, that won't be ideal for me.

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  • Javier Moreno

    I've been playing with a group of images.(10 and more).

    To my eyes, preview seems quite fast for all the images.

    Applying style seems even faster.

    As far as you apply or preview styles in a bigger group of images, you can notice a bit of slowliness. 

    But for only one image ir more or less instant.

    Anyway, I keep the 15.1.2 installer. Before the 15.3, I installed the previous versions and tested in a separate session. If sytles were still slow, I just reinstalled the 15.1.2 again. I think it's a safe procedure.

     

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