CS5 breaks image with weird pattern

[qiuness]

Hello. I have noticed that when playing with some images (mostly low rez) i get this weird effect. Thing is i cannot use the healing brush to fix it either. Tired cloning, works somewhat but ruins my tones. Any idea what is happening here?


Thanks

 

[~Sidefx™]

Have you done anything to it? Or did it just come out like that?

 

[qiuness]

i used the healing brush on it...
I managed to get rid of the junk using the blur tool. It's weird, CS4 never did that to images

 

[hawkeye]

First things first... Have you updated your video drivers?

 

[qiuness]

of course.. i`m on latest nvidia drivers

 

[hawkeye]

Do you see it at all magnifications, including standard (25%-50%-etc.)? Are you using multiple layers with different blending modes?

 

[qiuness]

i`m not sure what the cause was.. i just tried to resize a couple of images and didn't get that effect.
The images though were not burned, which was the case with the example i gave... I`ll keep my eyes open though

 

[Scott20015]

If overused the healing brush does the exact opposite...it messes images up. It looks at the surrounding pixels and builds from there. Cannot beat good old cloning...the healing tool is a nice helper, but shouldn't be main tool you use to fix a larger area.

 

[Dezigns Unlimited]

If overused the healing brush does the exact opposite...it messes images up. It looks at the surrounding pixels and builds from there. Cannot beat good old cloning...the healing tool is a nice helper, but shouldn't be main tool you use to fix a larger area.

I would have to agree with Scott here, the Clone tool does the same thing...