P: Photoshop Beta Generative Fill produces different colors at the edges of the selection.

[Nehsa]

When trying to add additional areas to the edges of an image using Generative Fill, it creates mismatched colors at the junction of the new and existing parts. It deviates slightly from the original areas, resulting in a grid-like pattern in those areas where new parts were created using the Generative Fill option, even if I fill them with 1024x1024 pixel sections.

I have already uninstalled the app and reinstalled it, but the issue persists. I am using an iMac Pro running Ventura 13.3.1 system.

Photoshop Beta 24.7.0

[Radim5EBC]

This thread is already full of examples, multiple screenshots, fantastic descriptions. Problem is not the object which is generated, it looks like the AI model knows what to generate (most of the times), the issue is with blendig it with the scene, slight shift of colors, like if the generated part was from different colorspace and the missmatch is sometimes pretty obvious.

Snail is original photo. Empty prompt. Can you spot the shape, which I use to select the snail? The square is clearly visible, right?

[Topp Photography]

This problem persists in both the "stable" version of Photoshop and the Beta.

Yes. There have been multiple versions/updates, yet this problem consistently affects what should be simple generations.

As the previous person stated, the color of the rendered area does not match the original image. Even simple blue skies have this issue.

This issue occurs on all of my laptops and desktops, so it's not a hardware problem.

[Lucien.B]

This is still a problem and it comes from the Generative Expand feature in firefly itself...
Sadly, i can't use Firefly's brilliant API until this is fixed or brought to a better state.

It seems that Adobe is trying to create a soft mask to make the transition between the generated content and the original less obvious but the colour difference is still there.
If you print any of these artworks you will 100% see a very nasty variance!