Disappointed by clone tool or I do not know how to do it
I tried to use clone with spot option to clean a sensor imperfection, the area I had to solve was full of patterns. But no matter how small or large I made the spot circle, C1 did not healed the place with similar patterns from a different region. The result just looked very visible as it was manipulated (I am talking about patterns from fabrics) - I know I could do this easily under Photoshop, but...
Maybe is there another way to do it under C1 - I am new to this software so any help appreciated.
Maybe is there another way to do it under C1 - I am new to this software so any help appreciated.
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[quote="MESTE" wrote:
I tried to use clone with spot option to clean a sensor imperfection, the area I had to solve was full of patterns. But no matter how small or large I made the spot circle, C1 did not healed the place with similar patterns from a different region. The result just looked very visible as it was manipulated (I am talking about patterns from fabrics) - I know I could do this easily under Photoshop, but...
Maybe is there another way to do it under C1 - I am new to this software so any help appreciated.
The Spot and dust adjustments are, we are told, specifically coded to spots or dust with slightly different identification and healing algorithms.
I think you probably need to investigate a Layer in healing mode and work with that.
However whist it is pretty good for quite small areas anything complex may not be easy to control.
Your intuition for Photoshop (or something similar) may make good sense.
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