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23-03-08, 16:14
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Help in PS - clone tool
The following image is spoilt by an inquisitive face (and body) in the upper r/h corner.
Buffers I am not very proficient in the use of PS, despite subscribing to Digital Photo for the last 4 years and having most of the video lessons. Unfortunately I never have time to look at them. I can do healing and minor touch ups but any clues on which tools I use to get rid of the figure. Even better if anyone knows of a good lesson in the DP videos to show me please let me know. In the meantime I will continue to check out some of the lessons to find an answer. This s my Easter project.
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23-03-08, 16:57
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Is this what you want, I have just cloned out the person on the right of the photo.
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Christine Iwancz Gallery upload limit is 4 photos per 24hrs Gallery Posting Guidelines here http://ciphotography.freehostia.com/index.php Equipment= Canon 7D, 40D, 400 f5.6, 75-300, 100mm Macro, 18-55, Canon 70-200 f4, Tokina 12-24mm, Kenko pro 300 1.4,1.5 and 2.0x, Jessops ext tube set, Canon 580 flash. Home made ring flash. . Close-lens.
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23-03-08, 18:22
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Spot on Christine - I think it's the clone tool you want Johnny and Christine has just shown what it can do - the trick is getting the size right and the type of edging/merging. Also I find working at about 200% size is helpful.
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23-03-08, 19:08
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Spot on Christine, that is just what I was looking to do. Andy those tips will help - cheers
I have found a couple of tutorials on selection and I am working my way through them and I have also found a cloning tutorial. Glad it is bad weather as it gives me a bit more free time. I am on the case.
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23-03-08, 20:23
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I have had a go and I am quite pleased with the results - working at 200% definitely helped
Thanks all
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23-03-08, 20:32
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Good one Johnny - you seem to have the nack.
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23-03-08, 20:47
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Nice one Johnny, thats spot on. It doesn't take long to get the hang of it.
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Christine Iwancz Gallery upload limit is 4 photos per 24hrs Gallery Posting Guidelines here http://ciphotography.freehostia.com/index.php Equipment= Canon 7D, 40D, 400 f5.6, 75-300, 100mm Macro, 18-55, Canon 70-200 f4, Tokina 12-24mm, Kenko pro 300 1.4,1.5 and 2.0x, Jessops ext tube set, Canon 580 flash. Home made ring flash. . Close-lens.
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23-03-08, 22:03
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Christine, Genius of the clone.
Genuine.
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#9
23-03-08, 22:42
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Seconded D.
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23-03-08, 23:11
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There's a label behind the far buffer which I'd be inclined to clone out as well. I'm not sure what happened between your post in the gallery and your post above, but there has been a colour shift - the glorious reds of the original have now become a less vibrant orange. Also if there's a tad more to the right of the buffers, and crop a tad of the left I think that would help the composition rather than the eye being lead to the extreme right of the image - Just MHO
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