Photoshop help.

[EKhatch]

What would be the best way for me to remove the power lines form this photo? Thanks.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/EKhatch/Canon4/IMG_2780-2.jpg

[baddabing]

I am going to have to say alot of time with the spot healing tool/brush thing.

[FiRe_OpTiKz©]

I am going to have to say alot of time with the spot healing tool/brush thing.


+1

[2 FN LOW]

much more appealing without the power lines

http://img354.imageshack.us/img354/8834/img27802bj3.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

just a quickie for ya

[Josh]

good job joey

[2 FN LOW]

i do what i can :D

EKhatch is a good guy, gives me a lot of honest feedback about my photos so i didnt mind taking a few mins to clean it up...By the way, i used the healing brushed and the clone stamp.

[EKhatch]

Thanks man, I really appreciate it. Now I just need to try and do the same thing with the larger tiff file. I haven't used the healing brush before is it pretty easy to figure out?

[baddabing]

point, click, drag...drag very slowly

[Rob]

point, click, drag...drag very slowly

I never drag, when I do it clones a different part of the photo and messes up, maybe you need to be real slow? I just click and clikc and click ha

[2 FN LOW]

i find the all the tools fairly easy to use, maybe thats just cause i have the hang of it...I was able to get rid of those power lines in about 2mins, if that.

[PrimalOrB]

1:hold alt, click where you want to sample from
2:let go of alt, and begin painting in the area you want to cover

press crtl-z if it doesnt line up right or look right, redo steps one and two until you get the hang of it