How to remove this SIGN?? ADD NEW IMAGE

[Lexie]

Thanks for your help, Michael. Not difficult to do and it really makes a difference!

[Lexie]

Does it look right now?

[dryicerx]

[mchong75]

Originally Posted by RKEnnis

Yeah, theoretically it would be better to use the content aware fill function of PS CS5. But in this case it didn't work very well. At any rate, this is the type of removal that the clone too (rubber stamp tool) works well for.

Where's the rubber stamp tool on CS3?

I only see Clone and Pattern stamp tools.

[RKEnnis]

Originally Posted by mchong75

Where's the rubber stamp tool on CS3?

I only see Clone and Pattern stamp tools.

Sorry for the confusion, my bad. For some reason, I've always called the "clone stamp tool" the "rubber stamp tool" because of the icon. Kinda old school I guess.

[BCPhoto]

My two cents...verticals corrected, barrel distortion corrected, signs corrected...

[Lexie]

Originally Posted by dryicerx

Janith, it took me a bit to figure out what you did.

Originally Posted by BCPhoto

My two cents...verticals corrected, barrel distortion corrected, signs corrected...

Bryce, all looks well, but hummm there seems to be a problem with the signs.

[Lexie]

Shot with 17mm Tilt-Sift lens. Whatdya think now? I this lens!!!

[iCe]

There's one thing about the 17 T-S that I forgot to mention It magnifies every single little mistake. The sensor plane is not in line with the subject (horizontal and vertical) and there's some rotation (a degree-ish)

A quick version after filters. I cropped out the pavement and curbs too...

Interesting... It looks like it still needs correction (rotation) but things lined up very nicely in the filters grid? I think it's the offset from center that makes it look that way

[Lexie]

Thanks, It looks better with the pavement and curbs cropped. I cropped off center because I thought a tighter crop 'crowded' the flags. I thought something still looked odd........what you said about the sensor plane alignment is probably it! I'll keep at it!

[iCe]

I think it needs more horizontal adjustment... It looks like it's out of alignment

Like this < where the top bar is the subject and bottom bar is the sensor plane. Exaggerated of course.

[iCe]

On that subject...

< or > really makes an image wonky (especially at 17mm) and V or ^ makes an image look wonky. / or \ (rotation) mixed with horizontal and vertical misalignment is a real pita.

The 17mm T-S forces you to be more aware of what's going on in all three dimensions.

FWIW- I still fail miserably at that

[Lexie]

Since the rain has stopped, I think it would be good for me to just get out and PRACTICE. Then when the skies are right, I'll be better prepared. Thanks for the help.