Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: Slobodan Blagojevic on July 18, 2021, 07:16:30 am
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Lightroom Classic 10.3 (the latest)
Healing brush most of the time delivering strange, unusable results:
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Not seeing that here on Win 10 and LrC 10.3.
Have you tried a preferences reset?
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Weird.
The Lightroom healing brush normally grabs its repair from an area it considers similar. Slobodan, have you tried moving the source to another part of the image ?
Although the healing brush in Lightroom is quite good I find that Photoshop's often works more consistently and better.
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... Slobodan, have you tried moving the source to another part of the image ?
Of course. It is even worse.
I solved the problem with this particular image by doing it in LR Mobile, on my phone, would you believe!
I tried other images, same problem.
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Another example, where LR selected the area:
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And even if I select the area, right next to it, still doesn't work:
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I've got version 9.4 of Lightroom.
I just tried healing a piece of lightly textured wall and saw the same thing. Then I realised I had 'Clone' selected rather than 'Heal'. Once I changed the repair to Heal the hard edge disappeared and it merged perfectly.
Slobodan, I wonder if your Lightroom has got its selection of Clone or Heal mixed-up or the preferences file has become corrupt ?
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... Slobodan, I wonder if your Lightroom has got its selection of Clone or Heal mixed-up or the preferences file has become corrupt ?
I tried both... Clone works as supposed.
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Have you tried increasing the feathering to see if that makes any difference?
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Have you tried increasing the feathering to see if that makes any difference?
I did, and no difference.
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Maybe something got corrupted. I have had a couple of times when Adobe programs start doing weird things (Photoshop, LR, Premiere, etc.) and I just reinstall the faulty program, and so far it solved the issue.