CLONE STAMP TOOL ONLINE FREE PATCH

CLONE STAMP TOOL ONLINE FREE PATCH

So you might be thinking, вЂњWell, it sounds like youвЂ™d always want to use the Healing Brush, as the fix looks less obvious because itвЂ™s not making a straight duplicate, plus you have two brushes to choose from, and a third if you count the Patch tool (which is for healing larger areas or objects).вЂќ And all that would be right on the money, but the Healing Brush has an Achilles heel (see what I did there?) in that it works best when the object you want to remove is all by itself, such as a speck, spot, smudge, telephone wire, or a can lying in the grass-something thatвЂ™s kind of all by With the regular Healing Brush, it relies on you to choose the proper area from which to вЂњsample,вЂќ and that usually works out really well. If you use the Spot Healing Brush, Photoshop automatically chooses the area it thinks has the proper tone and texture, and itвЂ™s sometimes way off with where it chooses, so the results can be really bad. So the result isnвЂ™t an exact duplicate, but more of a repair thatвЂ™s influenced by the area you choose. The Healing BrushВ also uses an area you choose but as a general вЂњuse this type of tone and textureвЂќ where it works its magic. The Clone Stamp toolmakes an exact copy of an area you choose, and then you paint that area over the thing you want to remove from your photo.The week before that we looked at the Healing Brush and its cousin the Patch tool, but today weвЂ™re going to look at which to use and when, because each has certain characteristics that make it suited for certain kinds of tasks (which is a fancy way of saying, sometimes one works better sometimes the other works better).ДЇirst, a reminder of what the two tools do: Last week we talked about one of the big reasons I jump over to Photoshop from Lightroom: to remove unwanted вЂњstuffвЂќ in my photo, and we went over PhotoshopвЂ™s very awesome Clone Stamp tool.

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