They have a new Tool and I removed this branch in less than 30 seconds. I know the picture is not even close to being finished I just wished to show the power of this tool.
As a wildlife photographer there are many times that things like branches get in the way and it can't be helped. So this is just another tool for us photographers
Pretty amazing tool. Pretty soon we won't have to take good pictures, or even have great processing skills. What's interesting about this is that there are no "clone tracks" like we ususally get when filling in an area with cloned pixels. So many possibilities.
Laura Hughes wrote:
Pretty amazing tool. Pretty soon we won't have to take good pictures, or even have great processing skills. What's interesting about this is that there are no "clone tracks" like we ususally get when filling in an area with cloned pixels. So many possibilities.
Right there are so many times that I will be using the clone tool or healing brush and for the most part it comes out looking pretty good and it takes time as you all know I'm sure of it.
This tool I just selected what I wanted to remove and bamm Anyway I thought it was cool and wanted to share a picture.
Yeah, I skipped CS4 as it did not offer the increased memory capacity for Mac users. I've been looking forward to CS5 for a long time now (8-core Mac Pro w/12GB RAM).
Edward Rotberg wrote:
Yeah, I skipped CS4 as it did not offer the increased memory capacity for Mac users. I've been looking forward to CS5 for a long time now (8-core Mac Pro w/12GB RAM).
Cool demo Mike!