I can actually see this as being kind of fun.
The question is, what do we call it? I guess it's part photograph. But is the other part graphic art? Or what?
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The question is, what do we call it? I guess it's part photograph. But is the other part graphic art? Or what?
Kyle Jones
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I was playing with the new remove tool. It did a much better job than my cloning in these, guessing well what to fill the empty spaces with. It is impossible in a crowded beach to avoid people, but removing the distracting ones in the foreground (the first image below had a woman lying in the "surf" right front) is really nice.
AlanLichty
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Go to the Window Menu and uncheck Contextual Task Bar. It goes away.....
Yes, it goes away that way. But I am using it, so I don't want to have to check and uncheck with every single photo I edit. So that's the issue. Whether it's dust bunnies or stray branches, I am using the select tool on every single photo I edit. So it's becoming a real pain, real fast. I want to use their new tool, but I am about to uncheck it as you said, and I will simply go back to Auto-fill.
AlanLichty
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Guilt is going to keep you honest
Sadly not all photographers think that way so brace yourself for what is to come......
It does a great job. Looks pretty realistic to me.
Tim, I agree with you. That would be my problem in that it feels wrong. But it's amazing, on Facebook there are Ad's occasionally for that Lumo (something) sky replacement software. And I have looked at the comments, and there are thousands upon thousands of people glowing over how they can replace their horrible skies with these new magically great skies. I don't understand how that many people can be proud their photo is half fake?
What happened to the mindset that if you weren't happy with the sky or the weather conditions, you would then simply plan a return trip to go back and try again. Even if that meant a dozen return trips. Somewhere this new generation has lost grasp on how fulfilling it is to actually strive for something, and work towards something. Instead everything just needs to be given to them immediately with no effort on their part?