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Anonymous
May 21, 2013
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How to remove text without changing background [2013]

  • May 21, 2013
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Hey there,

I'm having an issue. I need to remove the text saying "A Innland", but the background isn't quite the same at all points - the further right you go, the lighter it becomes. How would I go on about removing this?

The text is ingrained in the picture, it's originally not a photoshop file with a text layer on top.

I am using Photoshop CS6.

 

 

Thank you in advance!

    3 replies

    conroy
    conroy
    Participating Frequently
    May 21, 2013

    Here's another way.

    Press M for Rectangular Marquee Tool and select a strip of gradient above "INNLAND".

    Press Cmd+T for Free Transform and stretch downwards to cover the type.

    Do the same procedure to cover the "A".

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      Anonymous
      May 21, 2013

      Thank you everybody for your answers! I really appreciate it!

      JJMack
      Community Expert
      JJMackCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      May 21, 2013

      I used the magic wand on the A.  Then used menu select>similar. Them menu Select>Modify>Expand 2 px then menu Edit>Fill content aware fill.

      Could do better some black was miss upper right results

      Message was edited by: JJMack

      JJMack
        Mylenium
        Mylenium
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        May 21, 2013

        You wouldn't remove it, you'd simply re-create the gradient to gover it up. Create a rectangular selection, pick the start and end color of the gradient with the eyedropper, fill it. Done.

        Mylenium

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