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Elements Editor 2021. Finding limited options for Clone Stamp Tool

Community Beginner ,
Feb 11, 2021 Feb 11, 2021

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Hi, I am using : Adobe Photoshop Elements Version: 19.0 (20210126.m.155261) x64

Windows Desktop

 

I am able to find only limited options for the Clone Stamp Tool.  There are no options for Rotate, Flip Horizontal, Flip Vertical.  I learned of these as described here:

Retouch and repair photos (adobe.com)

 

I have the Options Panel displayed below the picture I am editing (see attachment).  Older web posts have spoken of the Clone Source Panel under Windows, but no such option there for me.  (I thought perhaps "Source Panel" was different from "Options".  ??)  Thanks in advance.  ...Barry

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Community Expert , Feb 11, 2021 Feb 11, 2021

The Help page that you link is for Photoshop CC.  Elements has a limited set of tools and does not include all of the options that the subscription Photoshop provides.  There are a number of Elements add-ons that may provide additional functionality.  I don't know whether they include these more advanced features for the Clone Tool.

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Advocate , Feb 16, 2021 Feb 16, 2021

As @Greg_S. has pointed out, you have been looking at the Photoshop User Guide not the Photoshop Elements Editor User Guide.
Here's the equivalent section on using the Clone Stamp Tool from the Photoshop Elements Editor User Guide:

Clone images or areas in an image 

And here's the section on using the Smudge Tool, which you'll be glad to hear, is indeed included in the Photoshop Elements Toolbox:

Use the Smudge tool 

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The Help page that you link is for Photoshop CC.  Elements has a limited set of tools and does not include all of the options that the subscription Photoshop provides.  There are a number of Elements add-ons that may provide additional functionality.  I don't know whether they include these more advanced features for the Clone Tool.

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Thanks for answering.  I will try and track down a list of what is in each.  For instance, today I was looking for the Smudge Tool which for now I will assume is not included in Elements.

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As @Greg_S. has pointed out, you have been looking at the Photoshop User Guide not the Photoshop Elements Editor User Guide.
Here's the equivalent section on using the Clone Stamp Tool from the Photoshop Elements Editor User Guide:

Clone images or areas in an image 

And here's the section on using the Smudge Tool, which you'll be glad to hear, is indeed included in the Photoshop Elements Toolbox:

Use the Smudge tool 

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Thank you for the reply and the links.  Indeed, I found the Smudge Tool when I went back and searched for it.  Didn't realize I had to look under the "waterdrop".  And didn't realize "Photoshop" was not "Photoshop Elements".  Appreciate it!  

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