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I've uploaded each the AFPhoto file and the exported image. Notice the white outlines where the inpainting was done.

Setup is iMac latest OS and AFPhoto versions.

Export settings are jpeg, 1200x900, 85 quality

Can anyone suggest a possible workaround?

 

Thank you

audemars_piguet_royal_oak _offshore_26208st.00.d305cr.01_1.jpg

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I found a workaround. Rasterizing did the trick.

Ideally my adjustments would all be non-destructive, however, so if anyone has other insights, I'd still appreciate it!

Edit: Rasterize does not always work. I have another file that I can't find a way to get rid of these artifacts.

Edit 2: I tried increasing quality to 100. Doesn't help.

Edit 3: Exporting at original resolution (4032x3024) solves the problem, and the solution is maintained when opening the 4032x3024 jpeg and exporting to the desired 1200x900 size. My question remains: Is there a better way?

Edit 4: I'm attaching more photos. This issue is brutal to my workflow.

 

tudor_mini_sub_73193_1_4.jpg

tudor_classic_21013_1_6!.jpg

sandoz_diver_1_4.jpg

rolex_datejust_ii_126303_1_6!.jpg

omega_speedmaster_3152.30.00_1_6.jpg

omega_speedmaster_3152.30.00_1_5.jpg

omega_seamaster_210.60.42.20.99.001_1_6.jpg

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