How to Remove People from Landscape Photos in Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Frustrated by unwanted people in your breathtaking landscape photos? This Photoshop tutorial is here to save the day! Learn how to erase photo bombers using our two favorite methods: the Lasso Tool for quick fixes on simple scenes, and the powerful Quick Mask Mode for intricate landscapes with many people.
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Thanks!!! I’ve been doing a lot of your tutorials on your website. You are my favorite teacher!!!! 😊❤
Thanks so much for the love and for phlearning with us!
Never Knew that about Quick Mask Mode. Very helpful for this and some other things I've tried to do.
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Great Video Aaron. You really teach me Photoshop since im in Highschool. Now i finish my Uni and still learn from you 🎉❤
That's amazing to hear! Thanks for being a long time follower!
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simple, efficace comme d'habitude: bravo Phil
Merci beacoup!
Thanks Nace for this learning information and straight forward talking you come across really well.
Thanks a bunch Nace! Love your tuts!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Simple et efficace. Merci.
Merci d'avoir regardé le tutoriel! 🤗
Good morning
excellent tutorial, thank you for sharing, I have been following you for several years and it is a real pleasure to learn with you, @+
Awesome - thanks so much!
This is great new info for me....will be very useful....Thank you...
thanks for watching!
Couldn't find where to make a comment.So I had to piggy back on someone else. Thank you.
For all your tutorials, you're awesome.. Appreciate the help
Great video.... My question is does Gen fill create a lower resolution image in the areas that it corrects ??? If you pixel peep the finished project.
It does. But you can enhance it with the new Enchance Feature in Photoshop Beta. Here is a tutorial on it:
phlearn.com/tutorial/new-generative-fill-enhance-feature-explained/
great tip.Thx
If on a tripod you can take multiple shots as they move around( hopefully) and then layer in the spots the moves from
that's another great suggestion!
Aaron: quick question about this process > because you are selecting multiple portions of an image and then using ONE click of generative fill, does this mean you are being more efficient in using up Generative Fill credits on your account ?
Generative Fill credits are consumed per action, not per filled area. So, one click of "Generate" uses one credit regardless of how many selections you made. Having said that, filling multiple areas at once can save time compared to doing them individually. ☺
@Aaron: You always come through in your videos! Only thing - for me, at least - is that my toolbars don't always look like yours. Can't figure out why.
you can definetively customize your toolbar!
To edit the toolbar go to Edit > Toolbar.
Then click on the three dots icon in the upper left corner of the toolbar and select Edit Toolbar.
Once the menu is open, you can customize the toolbar using drag and drop functionality.
Is there a reason why you chose generative fill over the remove tool?
Both Generative Fill and the Remove tool in Photoshop help you get rid of unwanted elements in your image, but they go about it in different ways.
Generative Fill analyzes the surrounding area and uses that information to create a realistic fill for the selected area.
The remove tool works by content-aware sampling of the surrounding pixels.
I don't know if this is the right place to share this AI use. I take a lot of cooked food pics on a plate. My background is dull. So I use select subject to capture the plate of food and then control J to put that selection on another layer. Then return to the original photo and hit control A and then in generative fill I describe a tablecloth. The advantage for me is then I can select the plate layer and use the move tool to center the plate because the AI layer is solid which it would not be if I had simply inverted my first selection. I hope this is clear. Thanks for all your videos.
Thanks for sharing your experience with AI with us!
I have PS Release 25.9.1. I do not get this feature when I press Q.
Hey there! You might need to customize keyboard shortcuts. Follow the steps below:
Go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts (or Window > Workspace > Keyboard Shortcuts & Menus and click the Keyboard Shortcuts tab).
In the Set menu at the top, choose the shortcut set you want to modify (default is likely "Adobe Photoshop Defaults").
From the Shortcuts For menu, select Tools. This will show a list of all tools and their current shortcuts.
Find the tool you want to assign a shortcut to.
In the Shortcut column, click on the existing shortcut (if any) to overwrite it.
@@phlearn Thanks.
remember when this took skill? now everyone can do it😒
When using generative fill to remove people from complex backgrounds, AI rarely gets everything right, so then it takes skill to make things look realistic and good. AI is still a huge time saver, though.
We say that because most of us subscribed to this channel are experienced with Photoshop. For most people around, it’s magic, AI or not. If you’re subscribed to a cooking channel and you are experienced, your cooking for most people will be “a gift”.