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The recommended order for applying edits is:
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The Generative remove is working wonderful to remove dust spots. Super happy!!
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Ideally, you should not be using Generative Remove for dust spots. Generative Remove is powered by Firefly AI. It's also credit based, which although it comes at no financial cost at present, this will likely change in the future. The original heal tool is still present and doesn't use AI. As such, it's better suited to removing dust spots and comes at no cost.
Details of AI credits can be seen at https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/firefly/using/generative-credits-faq.html
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I am really liking this feature. I don't have to go to Photoshop to remove now. I used it on several images and it did a good job of competely removing what I didn't want and replacing it with appropriate content. I only had an issue with a few images out of all the ones I tried it on,
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AI-powered Generative Remove is incredible. SO much easier to use than importing the photo into Photoshop and spending time trying to figure it all out. Cannot wait for it to be available again, it has saved me so much time in editing galleries.
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Morning, The AI tool works of a sort - sometimes it provides excellent results but I find in most occasions the results are no where like the results I'd expect. To be honest, the old repair tool did a far better job most of the time compared to the new AI tool. Adobe, if you're listening please give us back the old repair tool or at least both!
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The old repair tool is still present, likewise the clone tool (see icons in red box of attached screenshot). If you want to use the old Content Aware Remove tool (blue box), then ensure that Generative AI is unchecked.