shadow removal
Oct 22, 2011 16:35:34 #
gfox333
Loc: Bloomington In.
HELP! Hello all. I am attempting to use a trial version of Elements 10. Upon inspection of some long exposure pics I took, I notice I have included the shadow from the tripod in my composition. I am new to post editing for the most part. Is there an easy fix? Greg
Oct 22, 2011 16:52:00 #
Go into full edit and select the healing brush and make sure content-aware is checked.Then brush over it and hopefully it will remove it. Here's what I did with a photo.
Before
After
Oct 22, 2011 16:56:47 #
Oct 22, 2011 17:58:39 #
gfox333
Loc: Bloomington In.
Thanks Wolfman! That works pretty good. I need a little more practice with all the different tools, but I like the software.
Oct 22, 2011 18:28:00 #
wolfman wrote:
Go into full edit and select the healing brush and make sure content-aware is checked.Then brush over it and hopefully it will remove it. Here's what I did with a photo.
Wolfman... Neat trick....Thanks, looks great.
Oct 22, 2011 19:37:37 #
renomike wrote:
Wolfman... Neat trick....Thanks, looks great.
wolfman wrote:
Go into full edit and select the healing brush and make sure content-aware is checked.Then brush over it and hopefully it will remove it. Here's what I did with a photo.
Wolfman... Neat trick....Thanks, looks great.
I'm currently using the trial version, and planning on upgrading from PSE7.
If you go into the help section, look in the lower left hand corner and see if there any updates to be downloaded. PSE 10 has some great video tutorials.
Oct 22, 2011 19:59:21 #
[quote=renomike]
...and fairly easy to accomplish.
wolfman wrote:
Wolfman... Neat trick....Thanks, looks great.
Wolfman... Neat trick....Thanks, looks great.
...and fairly easy to accomplish.
Oct 22, 2011 21:37:24 #
wolfman wrote:
Go into full edit and select the healing brush and make sure content-aware is checked.Then brush over it and hopefully it will remove it. Here's what I did with a photo.
That content aware is a new feature, very helpful. Have you upgraded to ps 10 I have 9 I didn't know if the upgrade has enough extras to make it worth it
Oct 23, 2011 00:32:51 #
Just Tami wrote:
That content aware is a new feature, very helpful. Have you upgraded to ps 10 I have 9 I didn't know if the upgrade has enough extras to make it worth it
wolfman wrote:
Go into full edit and select the healing brush and make sure content-aware is checked.Then brush over it and hopefully it will remove it. Here's what I did with a photo.
That content aware is a new feature, very helpful. Have you upgraded to ps 10 I have 9 I didn't know if the upgrade has enough extras to make it worth it
Not yet, but I will be. Since I'm going fom PSE7 to 10 it will be worth it to me. I guess it would depend on how much use you would get out of the content-aware feature.
Oct 23, 2011 09:44:27 #
gfox333 wrote:
HELP! Hello all. I am attempting to use a trial version of Elements 10. Upon inspection of some long exposure pics I took, I notice I have included the shadow from the tripod in my composition. I am new to post editing for the most part. Is there an easy fix? Greg
Sure in Photoshop just use the stamp tool soften edges with sponge
Oct 23, 2011 11:08:33 #
Oct 23, 2011 11:16:56 #
drbarrymary wrote:
Where do I find "content-aware"?
Barry
Barry
Are you using PSE10? If so, when you go into full edit and select the healing brush, it will be at the top of the edit screen.
Oct 23, 2011 11:37:01 #
Sorry, I only have Photoshop Elements 8. Do you think the PE 10 is worth the upgrade?
Oct 23, 2011 12:43:01 #
wolfman wrote:
quote=Just Tami quote=wolfman Go into full edit ... (show quote)
My 9 updated itself to have the content aware I just haven't seen anyone going for 10 yet. It can't hurt I know some of it is foe video which I don't do my camera has the capabilities but I won't promise something I'm not sure I can deliver. But extra's are never a bad thing
Oct 23, 2011 16:41:26 #
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