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Photoshop 2020 - Vector mask feather is clipped

Community Beginner ,
Nov 07, 2019 Nov 07, 2019

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I have noticed since upgrading to PS 2020 that feathered vector masks have been having lots of artifacts. For example boxes that overlay outside of the vector area or clipping the feather, so it ends abruptly.  This second issue (the clipping) is currenly looking fine in PS but appears when saving out to JPG. Anyone else see these issues?

Running on a MacBook Pro with Catalina OS.

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Community Beginner , Nov 07, 2019 Nov 07, 2019

OK in my case;

1) Preferences -> Performance

2) Tick "Legacy Compositing"

3) Restart PS

3) Do select, inverse, new fill layer with green color

4) Boom! No semi-transparent box on the image anymore! 

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Community Beginner ,
Nov 07, 2019 Nov 07, 2019

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Yes I have the same issue! New Fill Layer creates various-shaped boxes all over the image.

 

Photoshop 2020 running on iMac with Mojave 10.14.6

 

Any fix on that?

 

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I have found with the artifacts that show up in PS that turning the layer off and on sometimes help. I haven't found a solution for the clipped feather on JPG output.

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The other part of this is that the file that this is happening in has multiple artboards in it and I am exporting them with "export as" option in the layers command dropdown. I am able to see the clipped feather in the preview, and changing the file type has no effect.

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Ok my hacky solution is:

  1. Duplicate the layer.
  2. Shut off/hide one of the layers.
  3. Rasterize the layer that is on.
  4. Save.

This saves correctly but creates unessasary layers. Effective but stupid.

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OK in my case;

1) Preferences -> Performance

2) Tick "Legacy Compositing"

3) Restart PS

3) Do select, inverse, new fill layer with green color

4) Boom! No semi-transparent box on the image anymore! 

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Very Cool! This fixed my Vector Shape - Feathering problem also.

So Adobe's new rendering engine needs some work. 

Thanks 

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Community Beginner ,
Nov 07, 2019 Nov 07, 2019

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Glad it fixed yours too!

Thanks to the Customer Care guy! He helped me resolve this.

Yep this PS 2020 definitely needs some work!

But that "Select object" feature is awesome! Thanks to AI! 😉

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Dec 04, 2020 Dec 04, 2020

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See above — if I have a vector masking shape layer (made by pasting in a path from Illustrator) and then flatten / save out I get these wierd additional 'blocks' appearing... this has been tested on several images I am working on today... Seems the new PS 22.01 has trouble interpreting the vector shape...

Help!

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Dec 04, 2020 Dec 04, 2020

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Oh yeah — 

 

2) Tick "Legacy Compositing"

 

 

is no longer possible...

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It seems the problem is not present when in 8-bit editing mode...

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