erase black paint from a screen shot

[#1]

Hi , can you please help me erase the black paint from a screen shot to reveal what is there ? thank you in advance.

[#2]

Hi , can you please help me erase the black paint from a screen shot to reveal what is there ? thank you in advance.

[#3]

Hi mihu,

I would suggest you to please use the Clone Tool and it should be helpful.

Regards,

Tanuj

[#4]

Thank you , i will try that

[#5]

You are Welcome, please let me know if you need any other assistance.

[#6]

No thanks! it my pleasure for any help call me again.

[#7]

Maybe i did something wrong .

[#8]

Dear see this if you want another technique. This is Clone technique. You can select clone tool and chose the white area by click holding Alt key. And clone the white area on the Black spots. It may helpful the usage of clone tool.

http://www.photoshophelps.com/2015/08/21/photoshop-tutorials-clone-evening-view-behind-sofa-bed/

[#9]

What tool i can use to remove the black paint in a screenshot?

thank you in advance

[#10]

A screenshot is not a multilayered file. There is no information behind to reveal.

Dave

[#11]

Dear dave,

How can i edit the black paint in a screen shot using photoshop in cellphone thanks

[#12]

  wrote

Dear dave,

How can i edit the black paint in a screen shot using photoshop in cellphone thanks

No - there is nothing to edit

Dave

[#13]

A solid black color looksing bad on your snapshot. Ok, It can be recover with use of Eraser tool in photoshop. I wrote a guide

use of eraser tool for background removal.

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In this tutorial, I try to teach you how to remove solid and patterns background on your picture of photos with 3 examples. I hope it would helpful for you.

[#14]

Hi,thank you, i did learn something but it was not helpful revealing what is under the black paint ... 

[#15]

mihu wrote:

Hi,thank you, i did learn something but it was not helpful revealing what is under the black paint ...

I am afraid it is not possible to reveal what was under the 'paint'.  That area is full black, and there is simply not information to work on. 

What are you expecting to find under the blacked out areas?  It looks like redacted information — perhaps a user name someone wants to keep private.  In this instance their privacy is going to remain intact.

[#16]

so i can't reveal the id ?

[#17]

As Trevor said, there is no layer of information beneath the black. The information that was in that area has been replaced with sold black and is gone.

[#18]

oh , thanks ...

[#19 · Accepted solution]

You could always make it up

[#20]

Hello,

Am really bad with computers and I don't know much about photoshop..can someone please help me remove the scribblings on the screenshot.thats more like a big favour.