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Photoshop Lessons


Overview

 For this project we had to watch several photoshop tutorials on how to use various tools. Some of these tools include Content Aware Fill, Patch Tool, Clone Stamp Tool, Healing Brush Tool, and Spot Healing Brush. I thought these tutorials were a great way to get us used to a unfamiliar software.

Content Aware Fill
Content aware fill allows you to remove small blemishes and unwanted objects. It works best on a simple background that doesn't have a lot of different patterns. In this photo I removed several small blemishes on the brick wall. 















Patch Tool

 The patch tool enables you to select large areas of an image and swap it out with a color, pattern, or texture from another spot on your image. This is useful when you have larger spots or blemishes that content aware fill cant remove. In this image I removed an unwanted graphic from the blue shirt.



                                                                                                                                                                                 










Clone Stamp Tool

 The Clone Stamp Tool is used to copy small sections of an image then drop it somewhere else on your image. This can be useful when you remove something and you need to fill in the area with a color or pattern found somewhere else on the image. In this photo I removed a tag on her sleeve and continued the sleeve pattern up her arm with the clone stamp tool. 










                   








Healing Brush/ Spot Healing Brush 

 The Healing Brush can be used to select an area then blend it with the rest of the image. The Spot Healing Brush can be used to remove small blemishes. I used the Spot Healing Brush on this boys face to remove dirt speckles.


                                   

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