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analytical_Dusk0D4D
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February 19, 2018
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Help with removing object over eye

  • February 19, 2018
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I need help with this pic of daughter. She is fascinated with the bubbles, but one is just over her right eye.  Any help with removing the bubble? Thanks!

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    Correct answer hatstead
    1. Open the picture file
    2. Activate the clone stamp tool, then press ALT+left click over the left eye - source
    3. Open a blank layer above the background layer, and deposit the left eye over the right eye.
    4. You can nudge the position with the move tool, if necessary.

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    Mark_Sand
    Inspiring
    February 19, 2018

    Here's another method which you might want to use in future cases:

    Using the Lasso tool, roughly select her good eye and feather the selection a few pixels.

    Copy/paste the selection to a new layer.

    Invert the selection and move it on top of her bubbled eye. Use the arrow keys to fine-tune the position.

    While I was at it, I removed the bubble from her face: added a blank layer and used the clone tool to replace the bubble with her skin below the bubble. Also did some cloning around her eye.

    Here is the result if you want to save it to your PC.

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    analytical_Dusk0D4DAuthor
    Participant
    February 19, 2018

    Once again you came through for me. Seeing the results but tears to my eyes. I am definitely going to keep practicing and maybe I will Master Adobe someday. But thank you so very much for taking the time to help me out

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    Mark_Sand
    Inspiring
    March 1, 2018

    Correction! In my instructions I said...

    Using the Lasso tool, roughly select her good eye and feather the selection a few pixels.

    Copy/paste the selection to a new layer.

    Invert the selection and move it on top of her bubbled eye.

    The last part should have been...

    Flip the new layer horizontally and move it on top of her bubbled eye.

    hatstead
    hatsteadCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    February 19, 2018
    1. Open the picture file
    2. Activate the clone stamp tool, then press ALT+left click over the left eye - source
    3. Open a blank layer above the background layer, and deposit the left eye over the right eye.
    4. You can nudge the position with the move tool, if necessary.

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      analytical_Dusk0D4DAuthor
      Participant
      February 19, 2018

      Thanks sooooo much.

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