As real estate photographers and agents know all too well, nothing says home sweet home like a bunch of utility lines and cables attached to the side of a house. In this short video, we’ll do a little addition by subtraction and minimize these and other distractions by way of the Spot Removal Tool in Photoshop and Adobe Camera Raw.
http://youtu.be/NOPIUcarTBY
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Mark Morrow is an active photographer with a background in a variety of domestic and commercial projects. Residing with his family in the Blue Ridge mountains of southwest Virginia, Mark runs a small studio in the Roanoke area and enjoys sharing helpful insights as a contributing author with Photofocus.com.
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Very straight forward instructions…thanks!
Mark,
Isn’t the tool the same as the Spot Removal Tool in the standard tool pallette? What’s the benefit of using the Camera Raw filter then the SRT?
Danny
No real benefit, Danny if you’re already accustomed to the tool in the standard way. Definitely a matter of preference, yet a great up-front place to take care of these issues. I find it has virtually eliminated the need the tool, at least within my own layered workflow.
Mark,
Isn’t the tool the same as the Spot Removal Tool in the standard tool pallette? What’s the benefit of using the Camera Raw filter then the SRT?
Danny
No real benefit, Danny if you’re already accustomed to the tool in the standard way. Definitely a matter of preference, yet a great up-front place to take care of these issues. I find it has virtually eliminated the need the tool, at least within my own layered workflow.
Very straight forward instructions…thanks!