To obtain a high-quality and interesting photo, many conditions must be met. Any detail can spoil it. For example, a random object caught in the frame can completely destroy the impression of a composition created by the photographer's intention. Fortunately, using the graphics editor Adobe Photoshop, you can remove unnecessary objects from the image.
Necessary
Adobe Photoshop editor
Instructions
Step 1
If you need to remove a rather complex object located on a complex background, use the Patch Tool. It allows you to get good results with a minimum of effort. However, the image must have areas of sufficient area that will be used as a reference for adding a patch. Activate the Patch Tool and move the mouse cursor around the deleted object or part of it.
Step 2
Using the mouse, while holding down the left key, move the selection to the area of the image containing a background similar to the one on which the object is located. Release the left button. A "smart" overlay of a "patch" will take place, which will fill the selection area. If the object is located on dissimilar areas of the background, remove it with the Patch Tool in parts.
Step 3
It is convenient to remove not very large objects located on a uniform background with the Clone Stamp Tool. Before using it, zoom in on the image using the Zoom Tool so that the deleted objects occupy most of the document window. This will allow you to apply the tool more accurately.
Step 4
Activate the Clone Stamp Tool. Click on the Brush control button in the top panel. Select a brush that is several times smaller than the object to be deleted.
Step 5
Remove one or more objects. Press the Alt key. Click on the background image next to the object. Paint over the desired fragments, controlling the quality of the overlay of the background.
Step 6
To remove objects from surfaces that have a complex texture and perspective distortion (for example, windows from brick walls receding into the distance), activate the Vanishing Point mode by selecting the appropriate item in the Filter menu or pressing Ctrl + Alt + V.
Step 7
Define anchor markers. Click the Create Plane Tool button. Click on four points of the image located in the corners of the shape, which would be a regular rectangle in the absence of perspective. In the real image, it will be a trapezoid. After assigning markers, a grid appears.
Step 8
Delete the object. Click the Stamp Tool button. Set the parameters Diameter, Hardness and Opacity, thus choosing the diameter of the brush, its hardness and opacity. Press the Alt key. Click on the background image located to the side (in perspective) of the subject. Drag along the grid lines to fill the object with the background image.
Step 9
Apply your changes. Click OK. Check the quality of the result by viewing at different zoom values.
