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<blockquote data-quote="Blacktop" data-source="post: 460824" data-attributes="member: 22693">I've been struggling with the &quot;content aware tool in PS . I can remove simple objects that are kind of standing by themselves without much problems, but objects that overlap other objects are a real pain. There has to be another way besides spending hours doing it.What I usually do, is use the Lasso tool to select the object I want to remove, then just go to &quot;edit&quot; then &quot;fill&quot; with content aware and let it do it's magic.This works fine with simple standalone objects. Before now this was not much of a problem. If I couldn't remove something, then I would just either leave it or not use the image at all.Until now! Today I have taken the best BIF shot of my life. IMO that is. The problem is this plastic whtcamacallit that the bird is landing on. It's ugly and it doesn't look natural.If someone could point me towards a direction to what I need to learn about removing stuff would surely be appreciated. I don't need someone to do it for me, just tell me where I need to look for guidance.Thank you.BTW, here is the shot I'm talking about.[ATTACH=full]161801[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blacktop, post: 460824, member: 22693"] I've been struggling with the "content aware tool in PS . I can remove simple objects that are kind of standing by themselves without much problems, but objects that overlap other objects are a real pain. There has to be another way besides spending hours doing it. What I usually do, is use the Lasso tool to select the object I want to remove, then just go to "edit" then "fill" with content aware and let it do it's magic. This works fine with simple standalone objects. Before now this was not much of a problem. If I couldn't remove something, then I would just either leave it or not use the image at all. Until now! Today I have taken the best BIF shot of my life. IMO that is. The problem is this plastic whtcamacallit that the bird is landing on. It's ugly and it doesn't look natural. If someone could point me towards a direction to what I need to learn about removing stuff would surely be appreciated. I don't need someone to do it for me, just tell me where I need to look for guidance. Thank you. BTW, here is the shot I'm talking about. [ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]161801._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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