Hmmm.....not sure what you mean but you can use the rubber stamp tool to clone in parts of the background which will cover over the bars or you can make a layer mask and paint in the background where the mask is which will hide the bars..... Either way be sure too affect a new layer rather than the original so you can keep trying.
How do i find the tool in Photoshop to erace the bars on a cage.
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I will check my Ps to see what is there. I used Lightroom 5 to take the bars out. It has the healing brush and the healing brush has a clone option. I used both options when I was removing the bars. It also give the option of feathering which helped blend some areas.
Hope this helps
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Hope this helps
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It takes multiple tools to remove the bars using PhotoShop and you need to take your time and be patient.
Some of the tools would include: magnetic lasso, clone stamp, and spot healing brush.
Basically, you just have to try it and see what works for you. I taught myself through trial and error and lots of practice.
My results are still far from perfect though.
Some of the tools would include: magnetic lasso, clone stamp, and spot healing brush.
Basically, you just have to try it and see what works for you. I taught myself through trial and error and lots of practice.
My results are still far from perfect though.
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