5D MKIII - 100-400 MKII - 1.4x MKIII
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I'm considering removing the twig, but there's a lot of it and I don't want to end up with obvious signs of cloning. I only have PSE 12, not the full version of PS so not sure how well it'll do it. An option might be to remove just the top half ?
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I have done a quick edit in PSE 9, which has all the required tools, so you will definitely be OK with PSE 12.
What do you think? There is a bright area at lower right which could do with toning down and some dark patches which were already there and have become more obvious, but hopefully you get the idea.
- First step was to remove the twig using the Healing Brush, selecting the reference point to the right of the twig.
- This removed the twig, but left the out of focus area looking untidy. See example below.
- I then copied the layer and applied some Gaussian Blur across the entire image.
- Finally I added a Layer Mask and rubbed through on the bird.
What do you think? There is a bright area at lower right which could do with toning down and some dark patches which were already there and have become more obvious, but hopefully you get the idea.
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Gosh, that's impressive Mike, thanks for the tips ! I'm sure I wouldn't have got such a good result, I just don't know enough about PS tools to make the most of them. I should perhaps sign up for a class after I retire ! How much do you charge...
Rose
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Nice one Mike. I have a little program (TouchRetouch) which does a good job of removing unwanted items but I don't think it could have done as well as your PSE jobbie
Rose, good luck in your attempts at duplicating Mike's example. Getting some tuition on Photoshop sounds like a good idea; I wish I could afford to do a course or two!
Rose, good luck in your attempts at duplicating Mike's example. Getting some tuition on Photoshop sounds like a good idea; I wish I could afford to do a course or two!
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I have a talk called Photoshop FTJ which I am thinking of rewriting. Would its first outing in updated form be of interest for a club night?
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I have a talk called Photoshop FTJ which I am thinking of rewriting. Would its first outing in updated form be of interest for a club night?
Yes please!!
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David A Beard.
David A Beard.
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Does it focus only on PS or is it applicable to PSE too ?
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Rose wrote:Does it focus only on PS or is it applicable to PSE too ?
It's PSE only, which is more than sufficiently capable for most requirements.
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Did you add a white vignette?
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davidc wrote:Did you add a white vignette?
If that question is directed at me, I did not make any changes to the original other than those I described. These days I routinely apply a modest amount of dark vignetting to many images, but not so much to be noticeable. I find that it helps focus the viewer's attention on the subject and I suspect that the image would benefit in this instance.
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