This special brush is great for eliminating unwanted objects from a picture. It gets rid of pimples, telephone poles and lines, birds, cars, and even people. Check out these screen captures:
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Here's a lovely fall picture that I could use for a project, but I don't need to be in the picture. In Photoshop Elements I chose "the healing brush" which looks like a bandaide (first red check mark,) then make sure that "content aware" (bottom red check mark) is selected. | |
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Choose a brush size that fits your object. I used a fairly big one here. After you have covered the object you are removing, the computer begins to work its magic. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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It only takes a few seconds and presto! I am gone. Now I can use the fall picture in my project. |
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Cool!
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