Teach you how to use PS to remove interference elements from the screen

Digital photos are made up of pixels. Pixel is a literal understanding of the basic elements of the image, that is, a small square of color. If we select the Zoom tool and click again and again, we can see the pixel points when we reach the magnification of 3,200%. Use the Clone Stamp tool to copy pixels from one pixel of the screen to another place on the screen.

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To take a good picture, sometimes it takes some patience. If you use a slow door to take a sea view, you can create a gentle brush with a wave of spray, outlining the sea. Still, the reef still looks so clear in the final picture. But the use of slow doors can also create a problem, if someone accidentally passing by, will leave a series of ghosts in the photo, to break the picture of calm beauty. Sometimes we can wait for passers-by to leave to shoot again, but the scenery of the sunset will not wait for people.

Fortunately, we also have a powerful clone stamp tool. The tool can be designated as a part of the screen sampling point, covering passers-by and other unwanted screen elements. Improper use, the processing traces of the clone Stamp tool are easily discovered. For example, when the clone area is too close to the sampling point, it can cause significant duplicate textures. The next thing we need to do is to tell you how to avoid these problems.

At the same time, we want to tell you how to use the Clone stamp tool's closest relatives-the stain healing brush tool to easily remove the screen stains caused by the photosensitive element ash, making the screen even more perfect. Before we go into Photoshop to fix the picture, we'll review how to improve the color and tone of the raw file in the ACR editor.

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"Use the Clone Stamp tool on a new transparent layer to hide the images that you don't want to appear in the underlying layer. Close the bottom layer display to see the clone content more clearly on the transparent layer and fine-tune the clone coverage area using the eraser tool or layer mask. ”

1. Increase the warm adjustment

Open the picture, which is a raw file and will automatically enter the Adobe Camera raw interface. The original film is a bit cold, the wrong white balance set to the screen brings a layer of blue color mask. Our first step is to set the color temperature to 8500K, so that the picture warm up.

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