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<blockquote data-quote="Stoshowicz" data-source="post: 547403" data-attributes="member: 31397"><p>Did you set the healing brush tool to <u>aligned</u>? then click that tool appx 1 --width of the thing you are 'cloning' then go over to where you want to repeat the pattern and line up the edge of the clapboard in the circle with the edge in the part youre covering , <u>keep the thing pressed </u>and paint any size or shape patch you like , If you leave the brush in "normal" mode ,it will sometimes make approximations you don't like. Choosing replacement mode instead, doesnt make the approximations and paints on a literal copy of the starting spot,.but ,, It leaves a 'hard' edge , but that can be fixed by using a small diameter brush or the regular 'spot healing ' brush. ---------the other fix would be to put a duplicate copy of the photo underneath the original photo offset the two so that the eraser will reveal the part of the wall which at the left of the AC. using the alignment tool on either layer to match the edges of the siding.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stoshowicz, post: 547403, member: 31397"] Did you set the healing brush tool to [U]aligned[/U]? then click that tool appx 1 --width of the thing you are 'cloning' then go over to where you want to repeat the pattern and line up the edge of the clapboard in the circle with the edge in the part youre covering , [U]keep the thing pressed [/U]and paint any size or shape patch you like , If you leave the brush in "normal" mode ,it will sometimes make approximations you don't like. Choosing replacement mode instead, doesnt make the approximations and paints on a literal copy of the starting spot,.but ,, It leaves a 'hard' edge , but that can be fixed by using a small diameter brush or the regular 'spot healing ' brush. ---------the other fix would be to put a duplicate copy of the photo underneath the original photo offset the two so that the eraser will reveal the part of the wall which at the left of the AC. using the alignment tool on either layer to match the edges of the siding. [/QUOTE]
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