I have this image from the weekend, has major dust bunnies. My cloning sucks .
Would appreciate one of you guys whose cloning is up to par, be willing to give it a go for me pls.
Would be greatly appreciated
Just PM thanks
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I have this image from the weekend, has major dust bunnies. My cloning sucks .
Would appreciate one of you guys whose cloning is up to par, be willing to give it a go for me pls.
Would be greatly appreciated
Just PM thanks
Simone
"If you're good at something, never do it for free." -- The Joker.
I can't see any image Simone. Do you want us to PM you so you can send us the pic?
Threadstarter
yeah just pm if your interested with an email address so i can send original file
Have you tried the healing brush instead (looks like a band aid). You do not need to select a source and it works by blending nearby pixels. Sometimes it does really odd things, but just undo and try again.
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Giving that one a go now, thanks Rick
Healing working nicely.
Last edited by Charmed; 02-03-2009 at 2:34pm. Reason: Post update
Send it to me if you are bogged down. For bunnies set brush to soft; kangaroos are a bit harder to do.
Welcome Simone. Good tool when used well.Originally Posted by Charmed
Giving that one a go now, thanks Rick
Healing working nicely.
Threadstarter
lol Thanks Ian, but healing worked a treat, and probably was the best way to go considering it was all smoke from burnoutsSend it to me if you are bogged down. For bunnies set brush to soft; kangaroos are a bit harder to do.
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