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How to remove complete subject in the photo

Willem Kars

Hello everybody,

Just starting with CO i have question.

I have made some beautiful pictures of a kingfisher but there are some objects |Iw ant to remove from that same picture. The object has different colors.

How to handle thuis?

Kind regards,         Willem.

 

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  • Ian Wilson
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    It depends on the object. For simple cases, you can use the heal tool. If you can't get a decent result that way, it may be a job more suited to a pixel editor such as Affinity Photo or Photoshop.

    This was done just with the heal tool in Capture One.

    Ian

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  • Permanently deleted user
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    Capture One is about the last place I'd look for acceptable object removal results - as Ian suggests, a pixel editor with dedicated tools is a much better option.

    I actually use the "repair" tools in ACDSee's Gemstone Photo Editor for pretty much all such work - it's an excellent, and much more feature-deep than the price might suggest, option (I was a Day One adopter of Affinity Photo, but much prefer ACDSee's offering, not least because it isn't a PhotoShop clone, but it is PS plugin-compatible):

    https://www.acdsee.com/en/products/gemstone-photo-editor/features/

    Frankly, it's worth the price of entry just for its "Light EQ" tool.

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