Photoshop is very powerful. This is a unique program. With its help, you can not only change colors, add frames and inscriptions to a photo, but also make your own clone.
Necessary
Photoshop, photography
Instructions
Step 1
Open the photo: "File - Open". From the toolbar, select the Clone Stamp tool or use the Shift + S keys. In the settings panel, click on the field "Brush" (Brush). Set the tool size that best suits the cloning area. In the "Mode" (Mode) select the blending mode, and also set the parameters "opacity" (Opacity). Check the box for Aligned. This will create a non-breaking clone of the region that is linked to the origin. The option will make it possible to release the mouse button to switch to another mode, change the brush size or switch to another fragment. If you deselect the Align checkbox, the cursor will return to the starting point as soon as you release the mouse button. Also check the Use All Layers checkbox. This will make it possible to capture pixels in all visible layers.
Step 2
To select a starting point, click on the desired location and simultaneously press the Alt key. If you only need to clone an area from the active layer, deselect the Use All Layers checkbox.
Step 3
Select a layer in the Layers palette (Layers). Alt-click and select the area you want to clone. Remaining on the same layer, drag the cursor to where you want to create a clone. A pair of cursors will appear in the image window: a crosshair over the origin and a Clone Stamp cursor. The cloned area will appear where you dragged the cursor.
Step 4
If the Lock transparent pixels checkbox is checked in the Layers palette, the cloned area will only appear on the opaque layer. To set a new origin, press alt="Image" again and click. For a "double exposure" effect, set a small value for "Opacity", then the underlying pixels will be slightly visible.
