How do I use the PS clone Stamp tool?

How do I use the PS clone Stamp tool? The Clone Stamp tool is a very useful tool and an amazing tool to copy all or part of a new image to the extent of the smear, so how does the PS Clone Stamp tool work? The following small series for the sharing of the Clone stamp tool to use the method, take a look at it!

In addition, the beauty of the heart everyone has, and everyone wants to take out the photos are their best look. But occasionally a few acne on the face, but also want to make their photos perfect good-looking. This is the time to use the Clone Stamp tool.

Steps

Open Photoshop Software

Open the picture file you want to edit with the top left corner of PS "file"--"open"

Select the Clone Stamp tool

Select "Clone Source"

When you select the Clone Stamp tool, move the cursor to the right image and find that the cursor becomes a "circle", which means that the Clone Stamp tool has been selected successfully.

It should be noted that the "clone source" should be similar to the place you want to repair, the same as the best, such as skin, color and so on.

Select "Clone source" is relatively simple, the cursor in the place you want to copy, press the "ALT" Health, and then click the mouse, the cursor appears a "Ten" word is surrounded by a circle, this is your selected "clone source."

Substance Repair

After you select Clone source in step fourth above, release the Alt key. Move the cursor to the place you want to repair, and click the mouse repeatedly until the desired effect appears.

It is noteworthy that when you constantly click the mouse to repair, you will appear in front of a "﹢" thing, this is the clone source, that is, you click on the place, will gradually become "﹢" appearance. So keep an eye out for this.

Finally, save the file, also click on the left "file", and then press the Save button.

The above is The Imitation Stamp tool uses the method diagram, the recommendation comes over, the operation is very simple, hoped can be helpful to everybody

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