P: Distraction Removal: People (CR & LrClassic)

Hello Rikk,
I have now tested the new tool for removing distracting people under various conditions. Sometimes the tool does not find all people immediately. However, there is currently no way to reselect the tool so that the people who have not yet been removed can also be found. There should be a way to use the tool multiple times.
Many thanks

I have to say I am a big fan of the Distraction addition.  Removal of window reflections is very good.  Ditto removal of distracting people but I can see this going a little over when you just want to rid an image of a photo bomb.  Applause for the team that put this together.

How can I modify a selection because it includes a sign with the person and will not let me reduce it to just the person for removal?

It would be really nice if they allowed another option to add more people to the removal.

Generally, this function works pretty well. However, I'm somewhat frustrated that I cannont mark additional people that the function misses for some reason and delete them too.  Alternatively, it could be setup to mark ALL people in the photo, and then the user could simply "unmark" the people that they want to remain in the picture.

Not a bad start!!! Definitely helps my workflow, in some cases. It's by no means perfected, but it's it's a move in the right difrection for sure. My only wish would able to edit the edit (as in the generative remove brush optiion to add/subtract). I don't expect the people directly behind this subject's ear to be perfect-so a tweak on my part could hadd his real human ear back with a simple erase brush. 

Finding this v helpful,especially with smaller people in background, but results are too varied fro larger people i.e. nearer the forground. When a person needs removing who is partly overlaying a main subject you want to keep then could it be worked on please that the AI fill of the space is more accurate as there are v random things put in place.

Thanks

Unfortunately, removing unwanted people or those distracting from the subject on the beach always left ghostly shadows.