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clone stamp not working

Advisor ,
Jul 27, 2022 Jul 27, 2022

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Can someone please explain what I am doing wrong?  In the screenshot below, I have selected the banana on the left.  I want to clone stamp that selection onto the banana on the right.  I created a layer on which to do this as my very top layer.  When I am on that Layer (Layer 22), and clone stamp inside the selection, then paint over the banana on the right, nothing happens.  Shouldn't the banana selection be appearing where I am stamping?  Thanks.   

 

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Community Expert , Jul 27, 2022 Jul 27, 2022

Have you tried to duplicate selected banana (Ctrl + J) then to drag it where you want?

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Jul 27, 2022 Jul 27, 2022

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@bartonlew 

When you have an active selection, the clone stamp only works inside the selection. Deselect and try again.

 

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/how-to/clone-stamp-remove-object.html

 

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/retouching-repairing-images.html

 

Jane

 

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Jul 27, 2022 Jul 27, 2022

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Thank you.  The problem is, I want to only copy the banana in the source layer, not the white area outside of it.  As you can see in the screenshot below, while the banana matches in both layers, the white area in the source layer is brighter than in the target layer.  That is why I made a selection of the banana, hoping to copy it only.  Is there a way to do that?  Thank you.

 

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Jul 27, 2022 Jul 27, 2022

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Have you tried to duplicate selected banana (Ctrl + J) then to drag it where you want?

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Jul 28, 2022 Jul 28, 2022

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I did that, and it works.  Thank you.  I just thought there was maybe a way to do this using the Clone Stamp, but it achieves the same result.  

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Jul 28, 2022 Jul 28, 2022

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@bartonlew wrote:

 I just thought there was maybe a way to do this using the Clone Stamp, 




If you want to use the Clone Stamp tool, select the banana you want to replace and do the cloning on a new layer for non-destructive editing.

 

Jane

 

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For me it was the clipppet

 

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