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Remove tool produces an undesirable texture-like pattern

Engaged ,
Oct 26, 2023 Oct 26, 2023

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I have found that the Remove tool is generally very good at what it does, but sometimes it produces an undesirable pattern that has the appearance of a woven cloth texture. It seems to be most prevalent when trying to remove a dark area that needs to be blended with a brighter area.

 

Here is an example screen shot of a partially shaded leaf in an image, where I have zoomed in to 200%.

 

Ps_25.1_Remove_Pattern01.jpg

 

I want to remove some of the shadow area using the Remove tool. I'm using a transparent layer above the image with Sample all layers checked. I paint around the dark area to be removed, as shown below

 

Ps_25.1_Remove_Pattern02.jpg

 

Applying the Remove, the result shows a regular pattern, as seen below, where I have selected the patch in the top layer to help show the removed area and highlight the texture-like pattern that doesn't exist in the original image content.

 

Ps_25.1_Remove_Pattern03.jpg

 

Although it hasn't done a great job of 'removing' the dark area in this instance, the purpose of this example is only to demonstrate the pattern it produces.

 

I expected a much better result than this, in which the texture of the removed area better matches the original image content.

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Oct 27, 2023 Oct 27, 2023

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its not resolved, as of today Oct 27

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New Here ,
Nov 16, 2023 Nov 16, 2023

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Same. I'm experiencing this with the generative fill tool as well, the same texture as your example with both tools, mostly on skies in my landscape images. Using the spot healing brush works fine but it would be nice to use the new tools. 

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Community Beginner ,
Dec 17, 2023 Dec 17, 2023

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I don't remember this in the beta or the first release, but it's to the point now where it does this more often than not, and when it happens, the results are more unusable than they used to be. Jess McGovern calls it a "fingerprint" on her YouTube channel.

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Community Beginner ,
Jan 08, 2024 Jan 08, 2024

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As I remember the pattern was present in all verions (beta and stable) but it strongly depeds on the image noise/grain amount.

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Community Beginner ,
Nov 05, 2024 Nov 05, 2024

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I've seen reports that this has been fixed but it's November tha 5th and I sill have it. Not just the AI remove tool either. THENOTHER TWO REMOVE TOOLS (whatever they're called) do it and the clone tool. Really annoying. I have the latest versions of everything. 🤷

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