Inspiring

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how to remove an object blur in front of main subject

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There is a brown caste over the lower part of the tail and neck area of this hummingbird and I have made a couple of unsuccessful attempts are removing it in LR classic and Photoshop.

Wondering if someone can help me with this image please.

Tried to load the actual image however I keep getting a message that the file type is not correct or invalid. It is an Nikon NEF file.

finno

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johnrellis

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LR's Generative Remove did a good job. I used the third suggested variation:

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finno2010Author

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That looks good thanks. Did you try the neck area as mentioned above as the changing colour graduation was a problem?

Thankyou.

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johnrellis

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@finno2010: "Did you try the neck area as mentioned above as the changing colour graduation was a problem?"

I'm not seeing an issue with the neck area in what you posted?

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Lumigraphics

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This is trivial to remove in Photoshop, try the clone stamp, healing brush, or patch tool.

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finno2010Author

Inspiring

I tried the clone stamp with very artifical results due to the changing colours in the neck area but I have never used Ps before.

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Bill Sprague

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Consider posting a JPEG to show what the challenge is.

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finno2010Author

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I have attached a Jpeg as suggested thanks.

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