image

Remove Spots and/or Specks?

image

Click on the Spot Removal tool (B) up in the toolbar, size your brush so it’s a little bit larger than the speck or spot you want to remove (as seen in the inset above), and just click once. The tool will sample a nearby area to use as a source for the removal (see the green circle above? That’s where it’s sampling from). If for any reason the fix looks odd (it picked a bad spot to sample from, which definitely happens from time to time), you can just click-and-drag that green circle—the one it’s sampling from—to a different location to get better results. Also, you can click-and-drag the green circle to resize it, and you can click-and-drag the red circle (the one where you clicked) if you were a little off when you first clicked over the spot you want to fix.

TIP: GET CAMERA RAW TO RESAMPLE AUTOMATICALLY

You just learned that if you use the Spot Removal tool and you don’t like the results (maybe it sampled the repair from a bad area), you can click-and-drag that green (sampled) circle to a new spot. But, you can also have Camera Raw do that for you automatically. Just press the / (forward slash) key on your keyboard and Camera Raw will automatically pick a different area to sample from (moving the sample circle for you). Keep pressing it until it looks good to you.

..................Content has been hidden....................

You can't read the all page of ebook, please click here login for view all page.
Reset
3.21.93.139