This is clever.

http://www.snapmania.com/info/en/trm/index.html

cant you do this just as well with CS3? you can Load images into stack, blend or mask images just as effectively....although the tourist remover has a consumer friendliness to it..

I believe Google uses similar software to remove clouds from their Satellite Maps.

Ken

This is probably a good thing, but I think if I see one more site that teases me with all the great stuff they have for me if I "sign up", I'm gonna barf.

I've got a bad case of "sign-upis overloadus." I don't know how many sites I have wasted my time on by signing up only to not see anything of interest to me. You can never un-sign-up, and your email is bombarded with trash from every one of them.

Don't know if this is true of this one.........I have enough user names and passwords in my collection already.


Steve C.

i'm a little confused on this one. apparently, it relies on having multiple images and is 'erasing' the bits from one image or another to produce the desired result. that means you have to shoot multiple images to get rid of unwanted part(s), so, why not just shoot the image with the unwanted parts to begin with, i.e. the tourists passing in front of the fountain???

Well, if you are in front of the Eiffel Tower you may have to wait a year =) to find a moment with no people. The function is included in CS3 Extended.

Yes in CS3 it is done using stacks. Another useful use for this is to counter random noise, take several images and the noise will be in different spots, using a stack in CS3 or this type of approach and it will average out the multiple shots giving a much cleaner reduction than any noise software.