I am the beginner of photoshop , just try to learn by myself . I have this photo. Can any one take a look and then give me a quick guide of the steps i should follow to remove the steel fence and other fixs if neccessary .
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I click on attach image browse from my computer store is this right? If it doesn't load , please give me a guide how to post an image Sorry for asking a dump question like thatAttached Files
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Hi Han. It's not a "dump question"!
It's a difficult image to fix. The easiest thing would be to find a photo of a similar hill, and replace the fence area. If that's not possible, you could use the "float and move" method...which is what I did here.
1. Basically, select the hill with the lasso and copy it to a new layer. Move the layer behind the background (you will need to need to make the backgroung an editable layer).
2. Now, move this bottom layer several pixels to the right and several pixels down. Return to the top layer, select the fence by whatever method is easiest (I used select by color) and create a mask. The bottom layer will now be revealed wherever you masked out, but since you moved it several pixels over, the fence will be replaced with green grass!
3. You may have to repeat this several times, and then clean the image usiing the clone tool...and add a little noise back into the hill to reduce any fuzziness that developed.
The result is not perfect but hopefully it will give you an idea as to how to approach the problem...although, there may be better ways!Attached Files
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Originally posted by G. Couch
Hi Han. It's not a "dump question"!
It's a difficult image to fix. The easiest thing would be to find a photo of a similar hill, and replace the fence area. If that's not possible, you could use the "float and move" method...which is what I did here.
1. Basically, select the hill with the lasso and copy it to a new layer. Move the layer behind the background (you will need to need to make the backgroung an editable layer).
2. Now, move this bottom layer several pixels to the right and several pixels down. Return to the top layer, select the fence by whatever method is easiest (I used select by color) and create a mask. The bottom layer will now be revealed wherever you masked out, but since you moved it several pixels over, the fence will be replaced with green grass!
3. You may have to repeat this several times, and then clean the image usiing the clone tool...and add a little noise back into the hill to reduce any fuzziness that developed.
The result is not perfect but hopefully it will give you an idea as to how to approach the problem...although, there may be better ways!
greg
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Originally posted by fugitive
That is quite cool. I did not know that. In fact, even with the explanation, I doubt I could.
greg
Go to the Sample Tutorials and it's the same technique used to fix the sky.
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Greg - Jak is right...it's a very easy techinique to learn, although on this image I needed to repeat it several times and do some cloning. You can still see very faint outlines of the fence if you look close, but short of creating a whole new hillside, it was the only method that came to mind!
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Originally posted by G. Couch
Greg - Jak is right...it's a very easy techinique to learn, although on this image I needed to repeat it several times and do some cloning. You can still see very faint outlines of the fence if you look close, but short of creating a whole new hillside, it was the only method that came to mind!
greg
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