Removing Straight Lines With Photoshop
It is very easy to remove straight lines from a photograph using Photoshop.
1. View the photograph at 200%.
2. Click on the Clone Stamp Tool. Double-click on the third brush from the left that opens a Brush Options dialog box. Set a brush diameter. A very thin line might be 4 or 5.
3. Put the cursor close to one end of the line and Option-click.
4. Click the actual end of the line.
5. Shift-click the other end of the line. The line should disappear.
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1. View the photograph at 200%.
2. Click on the Clone Stamp Tool. Double-click on the third brush from the left that opens a Brush Options dialog box. Set a brush diameter. A very thin line might be 4 or 5.
3. Put the cursor close to one end of the line and Option-click.
4. Click the actual end of the line.
5. Shift-click the other end of the line. The line should disappear.
© 2009 Paul Light all rights reserved
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