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sjursbrother
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December 16, 2018
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Deleting a grid pattern?

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Am using iMac and PSE15.

Took some pics when visiting a Tiger Zoo. The Tigers were of course caged in as shown in the attached photo.

Problem: Can anyone suggest a way to erase the grid without affecting the picture of the cat ?

Many thanks in advance

Steinar H

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Correct answer Mark_Sand

I used the program Inpaint to remove the fence. Inpaint made this fairy easy to do.

Inpaint photo restoration software - remove elements from your photos

Then used the Clone tool and Brush tool to make further tweaks.

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Mark_SandCorrect answer
Inspiring
December 17, 2018

I used the program Inpaint to remove the fence. Inpaint made this fairy easy to do.

Inpaint photo restoration software - remove elements from your photos

Then used the Clone tool and Brush tool to make further tweaks.

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sjursbrotherAuthor
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December 17, 2018

Thank a lot Mark - great result.

Best

Steinar

17. des. 2018 kl. 14:20 skrev Mark Sand <forums_noreply@adobe.com>:

Deleting a grid pattern?

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I used the program Inpaint to remove the fence. Inpaint made this fairy easy to do.

Inpaint photo restoration software - remove elements from your photos <https://forums.adobe.com/external-link.jspa?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theinpaint.com%2F>

Then used the Clone tool and Brush tool to make further tweaks.

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hatstead
hatstead
Inspiring
December 16, 2018

You can't erase the grid.

However, activate the Clone stamp tool, and clone adjacent pixels outside of the grid and place over the grid.

This will be somewhat tedious . Suggest that you open a blank layer above the Background layer and do the cloning on this. You may want to distribute the process over several layers, so that you can delete as you go along, if necessary, and don't lose all your work.

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