OneInAMillion
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I made the post about removing something from a picture on Photoshop please may you post screenshots on how to do it because I am very blonde and can kind of do it but in a failing way!!!
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HayleyandBob
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okey dokey !....
HayleyandBob
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Right... using the Healing brush tool (looks like a plaster lol )
I will edit the jump wing out of this picture...
When you click on the tool it will come up with a circle for your mouse, if you press alt it will change to look like a target so you can select the background you want to use to replace the object with, you only need to click once then release the alt key. Then go to the object being removed and if possible (easier with normal mouse) cover the whole object in one go with the new colour, then when you let go most of the time you dont need to do anymore, if the photo isnt the best of quality you may find you need to tidy up bits of it!
o and! must remember as you cover up the object, photoshop is taking the background from where you told it to , so if you move the mouse left so does the little bit where its takign it from
iv probably confused you more now but you will see the icon bobbing about as you try to colour in the object so just keep an eye on it that it doesnt say go from grass to sky, otherwise you will get blue in a bit you want green !
hope tah tmakes sense, if not i will do proper sceen shots when i get back
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I will edit the jump wing out of this picture...
When you click on the tool it will come up with a circle for your mouse, if you press alt it will change to look like a target so you can select the background you want to use to replace the object with, you only need to click once then release the alt key. Then go to the object being removed and if possible (easier with normal mouse) cover the whole object in one go with the new colour, then when you let go most of the time you dont need to do anymore, if the photo isnt the best of quality you may find you need to tidy up bits of it!
o and! must remember as you cover up the object, photoshop is taking the background from where you told it to , so if you move the mouse left so does the little bit where its takign it from
hope tah tmakes sense, if not i will do proper sceen shots when i get back
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OneInAMillion
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yep i know what you mean now
if you dont do it neatly/properly /carefully you could end up with trees across the whole thing basically!!!!!
if you dont do it neatly/properly /carefully you could end up with trees across the whole thing basically!!!!!