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| | | Jeff@unknown.com |  |
|  Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 8:53 pm Post subject: Using layers in photo-editing |  |
I uploaded a picture to LINK
On the picture (part of a girl's hair) is a semi-transparent plastic object
which I would like to try and remove. I know about using the cloning tool
(although that would not work as well for irregular hair) but I am trying to
find out if one can use "layers" as a negative extraction tool for a regular
object like this plastic bar.
What I mean, is there a way in PSP 9 to use the edge tool to create a layer
duplicate of the plastic bar image which when merged with the original photo
would have the effect of magically removing the artifact. That technique is
used in radiology to remove artifacts. Can it be done in PSP9 to a photo?
Jeff |
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| | | Joëlle | |
| | Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 6:59 am Post subject: Re: Using layers in photo-editing | |
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"Jeff@unknown.com" <JeffMalka@orthohelp.com> wrote in message
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I uploaded a picture to LINK
On the picture (part of a girl's hair) is a semi-transparent plastic
object which I would like to try and remove. I know about using the
cloning tool (although that would not work as well for irregular hair) but
I am trying to find out if one can use "layers" as a negative extraction
tool for a regular object like this plastic bar.
What I mean, is there a way in PSP 9 to use the edge tool to create a
layer duplicate of the plastic bar image which when merged with the
original photo would have the effect of magically removing the artifact.
That technique is used in radiology to remove artifacts. Can it be done in
PSP9 to a photo?
Jeff
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The image is so tiny that I can't really see what you are referring to, but
...... no, you can't.
I don't know of an 'edge tool' in PSP.
You could clone or use the Warp Brush to pull another part of the hair over
the blemish.
This is best done on a duplicate layer.
Joëlle |
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| | | Trev | |
| | Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 11:10 am Post subject: Re: Using layers in photo-editing | |
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In news:486b42c7$1_3@cnews,
<frogsnwmail-ng@yahoo.co.uk> Joëlle bashed on keyboard and typed:
| Quote: | "Jeff@unknown.com" <JeffMalka@orthohelp.com> wrote in message
news:486ab4ee_1@cnews...
I uploaded a picture to
LINK On the picture (part of a
girl's hair) is a semi-transparent plastic
object which I would like to try and remove. I know about using the
cloning tool (although that would not work as well for irregular
hair) but I am trying to find out if one can use "layers" as a
negative extraction tool for a regular object like this plastic bar.
What I mean, is there a way in PSP 9 to use the edge tool to create a
layer duplicate of the plastic bar image which when merged with the
original photo would have the effect of magically removing the
artifact. That technique is used in radiology to remove artifacts.
Can it be done in PSP9 to a photo?
Jeff
The image is so tiny that I can't really see what you are referring
to, but ..... no, you can't.
I don't know of an 'edge tool' in PSP.
You could clone or use the Warp Brush to pull another part of the
hair over the blemish.
This is best done on a duplicate layer.
Joëlle
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