How often does it turn out - you choose exposure, pose, lighting and the result is an excellent shot, only it is not clear how a stranger or an unwanted object got into it. You don't need to consider the frame damaged and send it to the trash - Photoshop of any version will come to the rescue.
Instructions
Step 1
Open the image using the Adobe Photoshop program, to do this, right-click on it once and select the desired one from the list of programs offered. When the photo is uploaded, study it carefully, you may have to remove not only the object, but also the shadow from it.
Step 2
The easiest way to remove an extra element is to simply crop the photo, but this is only possible if the subject is at the very border of your image. In the left toolbar, select the Frame tool. Select only the part of the photo you want to keep. The selected area can be enlarged or reduced. Hold down the left mouse button on the selection border and drag up, down, right or left. Press Enter to complete the process.
Step 3
To remove anything unnecessary without cropping the photo, use the Healing Brush tool. In the right side panel, find the patch or plaster icon, click on it once. Hold alt="Image" and click on the area you want to copy. Then carefully paint over the extra element in your photo. After a few lucky touches, save the image in pds format. In the event of an error, it will be easier for you to open a successful copy than to redo the entire work.
Step 4
Another way to remove an unnecessary object from the photo is to select a small area next to the object, copy it and cover the area that does not suit you with it. To do this, at the bottom right in the "Layers" section, right-click and select "create a duplicate layer". Then, on the left sidebar, find the "Square" selection tool, after selecting the area, hold down Ctrl and drag a part of the photo to the place you are editing.
Step 5
To make sure to paint over the area, lightly blend the edges with a soft brush. You can lighten or darken them if necessary. You can also find this tool in the panel on the left.
