u/Adventurous_Honey902

Windows users experience sluggish Lightroom Classic - potential solution

This is primarily if you have Nvidia GPU. I don't know what the AMD equivalent is. However, I found a solution to my sluggish LRC. Basically I was getting stutters and lag all over the place. Even just moving the mouse without editing anything caused it to stutter. Turns out it might be a refresh rate issue. This fixed a sluggish Lightroom Classic on both my gaming desktop pc and my laptop.

go to Nvidia Control Panel > Manage 3D settings. Setup a program setting for Lightroom Classic. Scroll down to "Monitor Technology" and select "Fixed Refresh".

Would appreciate if people experiencing the stuttering tried this and see if it helps at all.

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u/Adventurous_Honey902 — 11 hours ago
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First attempt using my brand new Nikkor 14-24 f/2.8 on my Z6iii.

Went out to a small local college and took a photo of this beautiful mansion and the surrounding campus. First I want to say just how nice this lens feels. It's smaller and lighter than I expected (though I feel any lens coming from my 180-600 would feel this way). It was my first time shooting ultra wide so it took some time for me to experiment with good spots to take the photos from. While I don't think what I have is by any means perfect, I'm really happy with the results and I'm excited to have this permanently in my bag for travel / landscape moving forward.

Working with the foreground elements at wide 14mm was an interesting challenge to work with. Though when I got down low to get some of the rocks and land in the shot, it all began to make a bit more sense.

Nikon Z6iii w/ 14-24 2.8 | 14mm f/5.6 for photo 1, f/8 for 2 and 3.

u/Adventurous_Honey902 — 2 days ago