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A question about my fly zipped down in a photo

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Sep 21, 2024 Sep 21, 2024

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My fly is down in my jeans in this photo.  Is there a way I can Zip it up to make it what it should have looked like meaning that the fly is zipped up and it is under my blue shirt?

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Sep 21, 2024 Sep 21, 2024

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Generative fill or take an image from another jean pant and place it on top.

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Sep 22, 2024 Sep 22, 2024

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You might also use Liquify. Crete a new layer and use the Liquify tool with a large brush size to move the whole fly over and straighten it out. Then once it is straight, add a layer mask and mask out the zipper on the left side. When you are happy merge the two layers into a new layer (Control-Alt-Shift-E) and use the Stamp tool to eliminate any residue where  the zipper was over the seam.

 

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Having another pair of jeans that you can use to copy and paste would be optimum, but if your don't have it, this might be a quick fix.

Let us know if you have any questions!

Michelle

 

 

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Sep 22, 2024 Sep 22, 2024

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Grab a patch from roughly level with the zip, so that the creases will line up, and copy to a new layer.  I feathered the selection (3.0pixels) before using Ctrl J.

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Move into position, and use Free Transform to improve the alignment

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Paint in the highlight on the edge of the fly opening.

Gaussian Blur (I used 2 pixels)

Reduce layer opacity (I used 20%)

Do the same thing with a smaller black brush to the right of the highlight.

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Select the angled seen to the right of the fly opening. Feather it (I used 3 pixels) and copy to new layer

Use Free Transform > Warp to align better with the fly opening

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Use the Clone tool to make good the bit of zip still showing at the top. Do this on a layer just above the background, so the higher layers cover the overlap.

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The bottom of the shirt was a bit soft, so I grouped all the fix layers and added a mask to the group.

I masked the dge with a fully hard black brush, and feathered the mask for best effect

Doing it this way instead of using a softer vrush, allows us to fine tune non destructively.

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I used a plain round brush preset for the highlight. If I was doing thisa for real, I'd have used something like a chalk preset.

 

 

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