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Removing unwanted images from a photo
Hi I recently had a nice picture taken of my wife and I at a dinner although it was spoilt by the sillouette of a stem from a plant which was on the table in front of us. The stem image cuts across the face on the photo and I was wondering if there was anyway this could be removed from the photo without impacting on the photo itself.
July 27, 2004
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doug Nelson |
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The photo (print or negative) can be scanned and opened in Elements, Photoshop or other imaging program. A skilled practitioner can clone adjacent pixels to hide the unwanted plant stem. A face is less forgiving of sloppy technique, but certainly possible. Let a friend who plays around with Photoshop try this for you, but ALWAYS save a copy of the scan before any work is done.
July 27, 2004
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