How to remove this SIGN?? ADD NEW IMAGE

[Lexie]

I know it can be done...........just not sure I can do it right! Any ideas?

[DoublyDan]

Like this



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Try this for the how to:

YouTube - Photoshop Tutorial: Removing Unwanted Elements


Have fun.

[Lexie]

Originally Posted by DoublyDan

Like this



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Thanks. I want to print it, but I HATE the handicap sign being there!
OH..sorry did not see the last part of your post! Thanks, I'll check it out.

[oldfotopro]

I think she meant the handicap parking sign

[DoublyDan]

Same method just a little more time consuming... if you follow that link.


I didn't see it..lol

While you're at it that patch of cement is a little distracting, same method

[RKEnnis]

Courtesy of the rubber stamp tool... This was actually a pretty easy one.

Not sure it'll do you much good with this low res version of the photo though.

[Lexie]

Originally Posted by oldfotopro

I think she meant the handicap parking sign

Yep, it's the handicap sign I want removed. I know about the clone tool. I just thought there might be a better/easier way. I'm thinking that using the clone tool would not be the best choice for this task.

[Lexie]

Originally Posted by RKEnnis

Courtesy of the rubber stamp tool... This was actually a pretty easy one.

Not sure it'll do you much good with this low res version of the photo though.

That was fast!!!! EXACTLY what I wanted. THANKS!! Now, I'll go back and work on the raw image!!!

Humm........ Exactly where is that rubber stamp tool? I have CS3 and have not found it .

[RKEnnis]

Originally Posted by Lexie

Yep, it's the handicap sign I want removed. I know about the clone tool. I just thought there might be a better/easier way. I'm thinking that using the clone tool would not be the best choice for this task.

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.

[Lexie]

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.

Rubber stamp..............Clone tool. Same thing just different name!

[Lexie]

So........Whatdya think now? Better?

[MicWayWal]

I like it with the verticals corrected. Didn't do a lens barrel distortion correction so it is still a little bloated looking.

[Lexie]

Originally Posted by MicWayWal

I like it with the verticals corrected. Didn't do a lens barrel distortion correction so it is still a little bloated looking.

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Yep, I see the difference! Have heard that this could be corrected in PS, but did not know how to do it.

[MicWayWal]

Originally Posted by Lexie

Yep, I see the difference! Have heard that this could be corrected in PS, but did not know how to do it.

I am not sure if CS3 has the filter. Go to Menu item Filter>Distort>Lens Correction: Use the Transform tool, Vertical perspective. Then re-crop.

[Lexie]

Originally Posted by MicWayWal

I am not sure if CS3 has the filter. Go to Menu item Filter>Distort>Lens Correction: Use the Transform tool, Vertical perspective. Then re-crop.

Yep, it's there. Thanks!