Removing objects or people from a photo (Page 3): There is a TouchRetouch app ($1.99) for the iPad that works ok. I removed a flower pot, lamppost and houses from the second photo just...

cdayton

redtooth wrote:

Hi NMGal , How can I get the program you mentioned "TouchRetouch"

Thanks

There is a TouchRetouch app ($1.99) for the iPad that works ok. I removed a flower pot, lamppost and houses from the second photo just as an example.

Takyo485 Loc: Planet Earth

If it is a one time deal. Try Photoshop CS6 trial version.

spaceytracey Loc: East Glacier Park, MT

PSE has a spot/scratch remover in the basic portion. I use it for removing wires & poles etc. In the Advanced area, the color picker & brush tool can be helpful as well.

Greg from Romeoville illinois Loc: Romeoville illinois

I would love a program to get rid of some people.

John Hicks Loc: Sible Hedinham North Essex England

Paint shop Pro 2019 has the facility that you mentioned and it is about 75 pounds in the UK, it a product from Coral so it is available in America

dadbecker Loc: Richland, Wa

Claude_46 wrote:

With Faststone Image Viewer which is free and a little patience what you ask is possible.
See my two photos below.

About 15 seconds on iPad and touchretouch.

RightOnPhotography Loc: Quebec,QC

I am surprised nobody mentioned InPixio software. The Photo Studio contains Erase module that erases unwanted objects. Another module erases background leaving it transparent and you can place there the background you desire, either your own image or the backgrounds included in the package. It's very inexpensive, too.

Amator21 Loc: California

Greg from Romeoville illinois wrote:

I would love a program to get rid of some people.

But you have to be VERY selective!

JD750 Loc: SoCal

cdayton wrote:

There is a TouchRetouch app ($1.99) for the iPad that works ok. I removed a flower pot, lamppost and houses from the second photo just as an example.

You also removed a mailbox, but all those things were removed from the first photo following the text, not the 2nd.

barryg

If you have Photoshop, use the magic wand selection tool to select the unwanted person, press the Backspace key and make sure "content aware Fill" is in the dropdown box. That's it.

speedmaster Loc: Kendall, FL

TTQ225 wrote:

I am surprised nobody mentioned InPixio software. The Photo Studio contains Erase module that erases unwanted objects. Another module erases background leaving it transparent and you can place there the background you desire, either your own image or the backgrounds included in the package. It's very inexpensive, too.

Yes, I did... back on page 2...I like it for its simplicity and speed... not as perfect as a good mask in PS but very capable of good results.

"...I had some good results with Inpixio when I need a fast edit. PS and LR are more capable but for simple edits like removing someone or fixing small spots Inpixio is a good one."

cdayton

JD750 wrote:

You also removed a mailbox, but all those things were removed from the first photo following the text, not the 2nd.

Yes. I was less successful removing the other houses since there is no background but I spent very little time trying.

joseph premanandan

Divenavy wrote:

Hello Folks, I hope all is good and everybody is well.
Im looking for a program to remove items from a photo. ie: the idiot photo bombing my Beach photo in Cancun. I would like to circle the object and Poof Gone " I seen one on Amazon but its $60 Im on a Poverty Fixed Income. Any Ideas??
Thanks

You can use photoshop to remove objects or Luminar 4 has a feature by which you can remove objects.

Ioannis

TTQ225 wrote:

I am surprised nobody mentioned InPixio software. The Photo Studio contains Erase module that erases unwanted objects. Another module erases background leaving it transparent and you can place there the background you desire, either your own image or the backgrounds included in the package. It's very inexpensive, too.

Several people mentioned InPixio and are very unhappy with this software. I have tried to use it with out been successful, on their advertising videos it looks very easy but I was told they have done a lot of editing. I have purchased the CD and I find in order to finish my project I have to transfer my photos to LR.

Cameralark Loc: Torrington, CT

Skylum, formerly MacPhun had a program called Snapheal that does wonders. I use it all the time with great success. It was originally created for Mac. I’m not sure if there is a windows version. Their Luminar 4 product also does a good job of object removal.