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    I have a picture at http://www.newmanlakka.net/g-panel.jpg that has a hose in front of my doctor friend. She wants the hose removed from her picture. I have no idea how to do it because it is in front of hair.

    This is way over my head.

    Is this even possible?

    Thanks for your opinion

  • #2
    Re: Remove Hose from picture

    1000 dollars.

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    • #3
      Re: Remove Hose from picture

      Originally posted by Benny Profane View Post
      1000 dollars.
      Thanks for the laugh!

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      • #4
        Re: Remove Hose from picture

        Originally posted by rbhyte View Post
        I have a picture at http://www.newmanlakka.net/g-panel.jpg that has a hose in front of my doctor friend. She wants the hose removed from her picture. I have no idea how to do it because it is in front of hair.

        This is way over my head.

        Is this even possible?

        Thanks for your opinion
        Not that difficult. Select like piece of hair, cut out and mask. You can also clone. I just did one section quickly. The site only lets you upload images under 100k, so had to crop.

        Good luck.
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        • #5
          Re: Remove Hose from picture

          Benny I was asking to be taught but, if I need some work done I now know who to ask.

          Nanis thanks for the pointer. The light bulb went on when you said cut then mask. I think I might be able to do that. I am not an expert (or even a novice) because I have never tried to alter a photo before.

          But I am excited to try. My Doctor friend runs a non-profit cancer research foundation and does non-profit work with children all over the world. That is why I am trying to help her out.

          Thanks for the start I will let you know how I am doing.
          Last edited by rbhyte; 02-19-2015, 02:46 AM.

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          • #6
            Re: Remove Hose from picture

            ONLY because 'tis for Cancer Research and I will volunteer to do what little I can to help Dr. Giannoula Lakka Klement with her research @ The Newman-Lakka Institute for Personalized Cancer Care...

            OR if you want to do it yourself it could be done by taking the hair from the OTHER picture where the hose is not in the hair and copying and paste
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            Last edited by 0lBaldy; 02-18-2015, 08:37 PM. Reason: added text

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            • #7
              Re: Remove Hose from picture

              Originally posted by 0lBaldy View Post
              ONLY because 'tis for Cancer Research and I will volunteer to do what little I can to help Dr. Giannoula Lakka Klement with her research @ The Newman-Lakka Institute for Personalized Cancer Care...

              OR if you want to do it yourself it could be done by taking the hair from the OTHER picture where the hose is not in the hair and copying and paste
              This would be the way I approach it.

              Basically, its cloning, then masking. Then cloning some more. Just remember, that in order to achieve professional results, you need to put in as much effort as the professional would. So take your time.

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              • #8
                Re: Remove Hose from picture

                Here for 100 bucks:
                Clone on a low frequency & heal on high.
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                Last edited by chillin; 02-19-2015, 10:27 PM.

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                • #9
                  Re: Remove Hose from picture

                  Wow all of you have been great. Thanks for the help. I am now practicing on all of the suggested techniques. It is harder than it looks but I am determend to learn.

                  After looking at what you did OlBaldy, I can see this is more of an art form, and all you retouchers are actual artists. I am humbled at your talent.

                  I am going to attempt this the best I can. The only way to learn is to try. But don't be surprised if I come back yelling for help from you real retouchers.

                  And OlBaldy your image gives me a target to shoot for.

                  Thanks

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                  • #10
                    Re: Remove Hose from picture

                    I don't quite understand how is it easier to do it yourself then to pay someone 20$ to do it for you, but at least you may learn a new skill while working on the image.

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                    • #11
                      Re: Remove Hose from picture

                      Originally posted by skoobey View Post
                      I don't quite understand how is it easier to do it yourself then to pay someone 20$ to do it for you, but at least you may learn a new skill while working on the image.
                      Hi Skoobey

                      I have no time rush and I really want to try to learn this skill. I am sure, after I learn, that I will have other request from friends and family members come my way in the future. Thanks for your help skoobey

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                      • #12
                        Re: Remove Hose from picture

                        Originally posted by 0lBaldy View Post
                        ONLY because 'tis for Cancer Research and I will volunteer to do what little I can to help Dr. Giannoula Lakka Klement with her research @ The Newman-Lakka Institute for Personalized Cancer Care...

                        OR if you want to do it yourself it could be done by taking the hair from the OTHER picture where the hose is not in the hair and copying and paste
                        OlBaldy

                        That looks like a 5th SFG Flash. Am I correct? My hats off to you my friend. I was in the 19th SFG a long time ago. Thanks for your service.
                        Last edited by rbhyte; 02-19-2015, 02:38 AM.

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                        • #13
                          Re: Remove Hose from picture

                          Well outside of cloning, another thing you can do is to make a selection adjacent to the hose in the hair and copy it to a new layer. Then move that layer over the hose and add a layer mask on that layer to blend in. Another thing you can do is to get a "hair brush" and on another layer use the smudge tool to drag the hair in the location and direction it belongs.
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                          • #14
                            Re: Remove Hose from picture

                            Originally posted by rbhyte View Post
                            OlBaldy

                            That looks like a 5th SFG Flash. Am I correct? My hats off to you my friend. I was in the 19th SFG a long time ago. Thanks for your service.
                            Welcome to RetouchPRO
                            Hope you enjoy your stay here and make lots of friends.
                            Poke around, have fun!

                            RetouchPRO is a place for help, with abundant offerings of knowledge, opinions, or just interesting thoughts, We are a remarkably troll-free and welcoming group.

                            Yeppers, 'Tis the 5Th SFG Flash.... I was also in the 1st, 6th, and 7th Groups Between 1956 - 1975, .... THAT my friend, was a LONG time ago! Thank you also for your service!

                            If you run into problems or need help with this or any future projects we are here to assist if at all possible.... so, don't hesitate to ask

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