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Clone Tool problem

New Here ,
Dec 06, 2018 Dec 06, 2018

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Running Elements 2018. Clone tool is leaving obvious circular rings in all sizes. How can the tool be corrected so it does not leave this impression?

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Mentor , Dec 07, 2018 Dec 07, 2018

I'm guessing you are using a hard brush for the clone. Try a soft brush.

Here I want to remove the flash spot below her eye. For the clone source I used an area next to the flash.

sshot-1.jpg

Using a hard brush:

sshot-2.jpg

Using a soft brush:

sshot-3.jpg

If this is not the problem you are having, please clarify and/or post an example.

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Mentor ,
Dec 07, 2018 Dec 07, 2018

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I'm guessing you are using a hard brush for the clone. Try a soft brush.

Here I want to remove the flash spot below her eye. For the clone source I used an area next to the flash.

sshot-1.jpg

Using a hard brush:

sshot-2.jpg

Using a soft brush:

sshot-3.jpg

If this is not the problem you are having, please clarify and/or post an example.

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Dec 07, 2018 Dec 07, 2018

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Thank you Mark for your advice. I have attempted to adjust brush hardness but have not had any success. Have attached shot of the effect that I am getting with the Clone tool.

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Gavin, just curious as to why you could not adjust the brush hardness.

In my ancient PSE2 the hardness is changed via the pull-down list on the tool options bar.

Maybe it's done differently in PSE 2018.

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Further to my previous mail, You are quite correct, hardness was the problem. When reading other posts on Google came across one which advised means of softening. This was to hold down the Alt key and press left hand bracket key. Thanks again for your advice.

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