Photoshop’s cloning tool isn’t the most popular tool on the screen anymore. In the old days, when there was no Patch Tool or Healing Brush, it was king. But sometimes, you still need your old friend the Cloning Stamp. So here’s a tip.
When you want to spot prints in Photoshop use the clone tool. To get the most out of this tool, carefully select a good area that you want to copy. Then adjust the brush size to match the size of the dust mark or spot you want to remove. Be sure to use a brush that has a soft edge to make sure your cloning blends well. In difficult situations, adjusting the opacity of the clone tool will make blending easier.
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Is that the famous Gig Habaa?
Is that the famous Gig Habaa?
@Paul LOL no this is Newport, OR.
@Paul LOL no this is Newport, OR.
booya! 45 mins from my house.
booya! 45 mins from my house.
Nice looking photo…cropped up just right…good color and light..sweet
Nice looking photo…cropped up just right…good color and light..sweet
Who knows gig harbor? i used to live / work there …
Who knows gig harbor? i used to live / work there …
Temple, I think that’s where Scott Bourne says he’s working from on the podcast. They joke about it two out of three episodes.
Temple, I think that’s where Scott Bourne says he’s working from on the podcast. They joke about it two out of three episodes.