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clone tool duplicates image layer

Enthusiast ,
Jul 11, 2018 Jul 11, 2018

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I am not NEW to PS. However, today when I open an image from Lightroom into PS 19.1.5 and select clone tool  A weird thing happens.

No matter which layer, even the background layer, the clone tool cursor sticks to the an image and when I move the clone tool a duplicate of the image moves with it,

Weird , I  know. 

I am certain its operator error but what. I've done everything from restarting computer, etc.

Help.  Thanks

vince

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Community Expert , Jul 11, 2018 Jul 11, 2018

Make sure you have "Clipped" checked in the Clone Source panel.

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Jul 11, 2018 Jul 11, 2018

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Hi Vince:

Have you tried resetting the Clone tool? Select it, then right+click the tool icon on the Options Bar and choose Reset Tool.

Screenshot 2018-07-11 19.22.35.png

If that doesn't work, try resetting preferences:

PS delete prefs.png

~Barb

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Barbinder,

Thanks very much for your reply. I am certain it would have worked, as well.

vince

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The second option would have gotten you there, but Chuck's was a much more efficient solution.

~Barb

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Make sure you have "Clipped" checked in the Clone Source panel.

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Hi Chuck!

Nice seeing you! It's been a while.

~Barb

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Barb, yea, seems I'm busier being retired. Not at a computer as much. Lots of folks answering questions before I see them.

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Chuck,

Thanks so much. That solved the problem.

What a super response I have rec'd

vince

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