Clone Stamp Tool- Photoshop tutorial
Clone stamp tool is a very useful tool of photoshop. We can easily remove objects using it. Here is a tutorial to remove unwanted objects from a photo using Clone stamp tool
Open the original photo in photoshop
Select the clone stamp tool
On the option bar select the brush size and type we will like to use
Move the cursor upon the area we want to clone and replace by
Hold down ALT key and click mouse
release mouse and put mouse upon the object we want to remove
click and drag click and drag
repeat the process until all unwanted objects are removed
Done !!
Credit: http://iit.bloomu.edu
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