Artifacts when converting an image to black and white

[Sarah13242]

Hello everyone

I recently encountered such a problem that when converting an image to black and white, such artifacts appear on the canvas (as in the screenshot). This problem began to appear 1-2 weeks ago. After the last update.

If you go back a step using the "history", then in the "navigator" the picture is displayed normally, but the canvas remains the same.

The problem does not always appear, but usually when using the command "ctrl+shift+u" and if you remove saturation through "Hue/Saturation". The image itself was uploaded to Photoshop using Bridge.

Usually, similar errors were removed by disabling GPU Compositing, but this time it did not save. I will be glad if someone knows how to solve this problem. Thanks!

[Ged_Traynor]

@Sarah13242 looks like a GPU driver related issue, can you post your Photoshop system info, in Photoshop go to Help > System Info, hit the copy button and paste the entire thing into this thread

[Sarah13242]

Sorry, I found what the problem was. This turns out to be a problem unrelated to Photoshop. The problem was in the keyboard, when pressing ctr+shift+u, the command ctrl+shift+y was accidentally entered

Now I'm ashamed. Sorry T_T

[Ged_Traynor]

No need to be ashamed, we all make mistakes 😉