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<blockquote data-quote="kevy73" data-source="post: 812896" data-attributes="member: 23493">So I am not a big photoshop user - in fact it would be more correct if it was said I rarely - if ever - use photoshop at all.If I do ever have to venture into the PS world it is because the Healing brush in LR is struggling to remove something.&nbsp; For the last few versions, I would use the Content Aware Fill function, that is about as far as my PS knowledge goes... I have the new Beta version - and tried it for the first time today... Typical dress throw image - which in previous versions I would use the content aware fill function to remove the thrower as best I could- then crop to get rid of any noise that to me was obvious... This time - circle my friend who I don't want to see and my prompt was &quot;remove person&quot; that was it.&nbsp; Nothing more.I must say I am pretty astounded at the results.[ATTACH=full]398130[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]398131[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kevy73, post: 812896, member: 23493"] So I am not a big photoshop user - in fact it would be more correct if it was said I rarely - if ever - use photoshop at all. If I do ever have to venture into the PS world it is because the Healing brush in LR is struggling to remove something. For the last few versions, I would use the Content Aware Fill function, that is about as far as my PS knowledge goes... I have the new Beta version - and tried it for the first time today... Typical dress throw image - which in previous versions I would use the content aware fill function to remove the thrower as best I could- then crop to get rid of any noise that to me was obvious... This time - circle my friend who I don't want to see and my prompt was "remove person" that was it. Nothing more. I must say I am pretty astounded at the results. [ATTACH type="full"]398130[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]398131[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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