P: Photoshop 24.3 Bug - Select Subject White Line in Mask

[GCWB]

Hey there,

I've recently started getting unusual artifacts whilst using Select Subject. By default I have it set to 'Cloud Processing' & when using this it creates a white border at the bottom of my image (on the mask). This is definitely a new scenario that I've not had before so I wonder if any recent changes might have caused this.

I changed my default processing to 'Device' & re-did my steps, this time I did not see the mask issue.

So I believe this suggests its local to Select Subject's Cloud processing option. I use this tool everyday on multiple images as I'm a e-commerce retoucher, it happens every single time without fail.

1. Adobe Photoshop 24.3.0

2. Ventura 13.2.1

3. Run select subject (cloud option), make mask. That simple.

4. Issue presented below. If the cutout meets the end of the bottom canvas (haven't tested left, right & top) it will leave a line of black.

[kevin stohlmeyer]

Hi @GCWB what happens if you turn off the Snap options under the View menu?

[GCWB]

Hi Kevin, 
I don't actually have Snap set to on as it is, did you want me to try turning it on & trying it?

[kevin stohlmeyer]

It's worth trying. If it happens again, perhaps submit screen shots of the original image and the end results on various images.

[GCWB]

Right gotcha, I mean I can recreate it seconds as it happens on every single image. See below. I simply duplicate the layer, run select subject (key point - with cloud processing turned on) & it produces it every time.

Layer Structure, white fill added purely so you can see the issue.

Mask View - turned canvas background to white to show black mask line

Image View - turned canvas background to dark grey to show white line

[CoryShubert]

We see this as well @GCWB and will see what the team comes back with.

[CoryShubert]

Thank you @GCWB the team is on it and will get back to you when there is an update.

[George5FFD]

Thanks!

[lindar89843747]

I'm having the same issue. Very annoying. I have to go back in and select that area. It sometimes happens on the sides too.