The clone stamp tool might work to remove the man in the background, not sure if they have it in Photoshop Elements or the full version though. In Photoshop CS5, they have a new feature called content aware fill, which allows you to select something you want to delete, and it automatically fills it with what should have been there. Check it out at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH0aEp1oDOI
Yeah, up until CS5, filling in gaps was a horrible, time-consuming procedure. And yeah, CS5 is expensive, but if you guys do ever get around to starting your photography business, you can write it off as a business expense. :)
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The clone stamp tool might work to remove the man in the background, not sure if they have it in Photoshop Elements or the full version though. In Photoshop CS5, they have a new feature called content aware fill, which allows you to select something you want to delete, and it automatically fills it with what should have been there. Check it out at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH0aEp1oDOI
ReplyDeleteThere is a stamp tool in Photoshop Elements but it did not work out great.
ReplyDeleteCS5!!! I will try that out after my Photoshop Elements Trial has expired. Too bad it is so expensive to buy...
Yeah, up until CS5, filling in gaps was a horrible, time-consuming procedure.
ReplyDeleteAnd yeah, CS5 is expensive, but if you guys do ever get around to starting your photography business, you can write it off as a business expense. :)