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**System Information** OSX 10.11.6 Intel Iris Pro 1536 MB **Blender Version** 2.80, 3c3d80ea22af, 2019-01-08 23:33 **Short description of error** It looks like the new method for background images has a small issue when Depth is set to Both. It looks like there is some kind of Z-fighting or normal issue perhaps. It looks like noise, weird effect **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error** 1. Use any scene or new scene as long as there are object in the viewport 2. Add image as Empty 3. Use any image and place it around an object or in between 4. Now hovering the mouse over the image or moving the scene will show a weird noise kind of effect. Sort of like normals or z-fighting 5. setting Depth to Front or Back solves this "issue" Ive attached a screengrab of this https://www.dropbox.com/s/3yfnp4k3anhuhl5/Z-fighting-or-normal-issue-ref-images.gif?dl=0

**System Information** OSX 10.11.6 Intel Iris Pro 1536 MB **Blender Version** 2.80, 3c3d80ea22af, 2019-01-08 23:33 **Short description of error** It looks like the new method for background images has a small issue when Depth is set to Both. It looks like there is some kind of Z-fighting or normal issue perhaps. It looks like noise, weird effect **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error** 1. Use any scene or new scene as long as there are object in the viewport 2. Add image as Empty 3. Use any image and place it around an object or in between 4. Now hovering the mouse over the image or moving the scene will show a weird noise kind of effect. Sort of like normals or z-fighting 5. setting Depth to Front or Back solves this "issue" Ive attached a screengrab of this {F6280493}

**System Information** OSX 10.11.6 Intel Iris Pro 1536 MB **Blender Version** 2.80, 3c3d80ea22af, 2019-01-08 23:33 **Short description of error** It looks like the new method for background images has a small issue when Depth is set to Both. It looks like there is some kind of Z-fighting or normal issue perhaps. It looks like noise, weird effect **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error** 1. Use any scene or new scene as long as there are object in the viewport 2. Add image as Empty 3. Use any image and place it around an object or in between 4. Now hovering the mouse over the image or moving the scene will show a weird noise kind of effect. Sort of like normals or z-fighting 5. setting Depth to Front or Back solves this "issue" Ive attached a screengrab of this https://www.dropbox.com/s/3yfnp4k3anhuhl5/Z-fighting-or-normal-issue-ref-images.gif?dl=0{F6280493}