Spot Healing Brush Tool

Related image The Spot Healing Brush Tool is the default "healing" and can be used to clone areas from an image and blend the pixels from the sampled area seamlessly with the target area. With it, you literally take a spot of some kind (usually a pimple or some type of scar mark) and can heal it, or make it go away.

 Below is a Before and After. The chicken pox marks are no longer there! 

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When using the Spot Healing Brush tool, some things to keep in mind are...

    1) Make the brush about the same size as the mark/spot you are trying to remove
    2) Use single clicks with your mouse- dragging it can lead to weird color distortions

 Try using the Spot Healing Brush tool on the following images...

 1) Oh no! Tiffany woke up with some new pimples the day of class pictures! Let's get rid of them and clear up her skin. 
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 2) Tiffany's friend Sandra has the same problem. Same as before, let's clear up her skin a little
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 3) Casey has a really bad case of the chickenpox. Let's get rid of it for her!


 4) Wow the chickenpox really are everywhere this year. Get rid of little Timmy's chickenpox. 


 5) Clear up Harry's face before he gets to award show


Alternatives:

Get rid of the stars
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Get rid of the headlights
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Get rid of the lights from the light poles
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Comments

  1. Lilly AnnAugust 26, 2019 at 8:52 PM

    Nice post. This photo retouching tutorial is very useful and informative. I think this is the most important tutorial for graphic designer. Thanks for the share.

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