Photoshop: Color replacement tool brush circles

If I try to replace the color of a green-yellow pear, the brush leaves circles around the brush, also some colors didn't add together.
I have painted from left to right, red and green lines are OK. The mode is Hue.
Is this a problem or what's happening here?
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Dufi

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Posted 1 year ago

1 year ago

Jeffrey Tranberry, Sr. Product Manager, Digital Imaging

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Try resetting your tool. It looks like the spacing is set to something unexpected. Instructions: Unexpected results using a tool

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1 year ago

Dufi

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Thank you.
It almost solved but if I just click and after I click again next to the circle and try to repaint the place, it will leave a border. Can you try it by yourself?

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1 year ago

Chad Rolfs, Employee

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You will sometimes get those results depending on how you set your Limits and Tolerance and where your first click is. Also if you have Anti-alias checked or not.

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1 year ago

Dufi

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I wonder, do you guys can't make this? Works well by you?
The pear image is the Google's first page result. If you guys want to try with that. :)
Honestly I'm still sleep well knowing this problem, I'm just curious.

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