When using the remove tool in the latest beta version of Photoshop, I end up with a black smudge mark (see attached photo). Am I the only one with this issue? Thanks
@FranGal12 you have posted about Ps release based on your sysinfo, this thread is for Ps beta so please be sure to post your issue on the Ps release forum for the best response.
I have also updated to the latest Photoshop 2024 (version 25.0.0) and the black smudge appears whenever I try to use the Remove tool. I have a Macbook Pro with one of the affected Intel UHD graphics cards and had previously disabled automatic graphics switching, so that didn't solve the problem with the Remove tool in Photoshop 2024. Come on Adobe--please, please fix this! There have to be hundreds of thousands of computers with those graphics cards!
I am updated to the most recent version of photoshop and was hoping this bug would be fixed (the remove tool worked fine for me for awhile then stopped in the summer, i veen tried Beta at the time, and it did not work either) -- I was hoping with the newest update it would be fixed but I am still having this issue! I tried the "fix" linked in the known issues -- i changed the setting and restarted me computer and I still just get a giant black pixellated spot wherever I have tried to use the remove tool. PLEASE fix this!!!
I'm having the same issue since I updated to Beta 25.1 and PS 25. A blob of black and grey pixels shows up. Has anyone found a decent solution? This is definitely a bug.
I'm getting the same issue on the new version 25 (Photoshop 2024) that was just released. I'm on a MacBook Pro 16 inch, 2019 Intel, macOS 13.5.2 with an AMD Radeon Pro 5300M 4GB video card.
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