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Hi there,
While apllying gaussain blurr to a grey background I started having strange lines like half curles on the background. Attached is an example.
Didn't have them before.
I am using Windows 10, 64 bit. Newest, regularly updated versions of both Photosop 2024 and Beta Version.
Graphics - Intel UHD 730 with IntelĀ® Arcā¢ & IrisĀ® Xe Graphics - Windows*.
Additionally - Photoshop informs me that my graphics driver is obsolete while Intel Driver and Support Assistant tells me that :"Your IntelĀ® drivers and software are up to date."
I am not sure what causes the problem - bad GPU? bad driver? wrong type of file?
Kindly ask for your help
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Pietracek
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Hey, @JarosÅaw31803479xwxc. Welcome to the Photoshop community. I'll move this to discussions for now, and help you figure this out. Please share the system info from Photoshop Help > System info > Copy & paste into a text document > upload & attach here.
I'll move this to discussions for now. Does this happen after a specific series of steps or set of layers?
These curls are referred to as bands, what is the bit-depth (8, 16, or 32) of your document?
Here is a recent conversation about a similar behavior reported with Photoshop 25.1.0, experts have shared helpful comments: https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/banding-when-doing-gaussian-blur-or-iris-blu...
Let me know how it goes. Thanks!
Sameer K
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Sameer,
Thank you for your reaction.
The bands appear in both RGB and greyscale mode and at all three bit-depths. The effects is vissible after the first step - duplicate layer->gaussian blur.
I will certainly follow the link you provided, hope I'll find something there.
Take care.
Jarek
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Sameer,
I have just checked the converstation you linked in your reply. The link doesent't work:
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Jarek.
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Sorry for the trouble. I've updated the link; please try again now.
Thanks!
Sameer K