For Photoshoppers

[musick13]

CONTENT AWARE FILL IS MAGIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This took me about 15 seconds.

 

[musick13]

It almost always works!

 

[AndrewNZ]

respect! both are quite legit.. neither are PERFECT but for 15 minutes are sick.

 

[musick13]

I'm so excited I'm just going to keep posting, even if you know what i'm talking about and dont care!

 

[musick13]

15 SECONDS!!!!!!!!!!!

It's amazingly easy
I LOVE ADOBE!!!!

 

[DrZoidberg]

The first one I could have done rather easily with clone stamp and the healing brush. The others, not so much. Such a cool too though.

 

[I_Am_Mod]

holy shit, if it's that easy, it is really quite awesome !

 

[musick13]

It's crazy!!

Unfortunately you have to own CS5 for it to be that easy.

TUT:
1) open pic in PSD
2) create some sort of selection around what you don't want in the pic
3) Go to Edit>FIll>Content aware fill>ENTER
4) show off on a public forum.

 

[musick13]

Absolutely!
Although, to own the CS5 Master collection you might have to take out several mortgages on your house...

 

[musick13]

Here is another project I made in PSD CS5 Just for fun

 

[musick13]

shit, the I forgot to use web-useable colors

 

[DrZoidberg]

I'm looking at the deal with apple, where you order a mac and can get photoshop for cs5 extended for like 180 if you can prove you're going to college, which I am. Should be pretty cool, this would make removing dust from negatives so much easier.

 

[Mooserz]

we have it. its great for doing the majority of the work for you. but by no means should you solely rely on it

 

[steep]

i want that

 

[musick13]

Yeah you can get photoshop pretty cheap if you are a student, but I needs the master collection, I want illustrator, flash, and dreamweaver too.

 

[1337]

meh, to the experienced eye it's not perfect.

 

[IanAvery-Leaf]

Exactly, it takes more than CAF to fix an image. Some people just stop after CAF, but it only helps, it doesn't fix everything.

Most people shouldn't need to use it to begin with.