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Single channel JPEG files are stored in 4 channels image buffers, with their bit planes set to 8. When creating the GPU texture the number of bit planes is used to identify if the data could be stored as a single channel texture, but in this case the source data contains 4 channels and doesn't align with the GPU texture format. In Blender 3.6 the way how bit planes were stored changed (the planes used to be 32 for the grayscale byte images matching the number of channels, but now is set to 8, matching the original loaded image). Since Blender 3.5 the grayscale byte images are uploaded using a single channel GPU format, which leads to the mentioned artifacts. Grayscale byte buffers never seems to have worked since its introduction in https://archive.blender.org/developer/D15484 This PR disables using the grayscale GPU textures when it sourced from a byte image. Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/114441
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