Let’s play #19

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Ben Egbert

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Thanks Kyle, fixing some distortion and retaining the structure is the challenge here. I see your approach is not unlike mine.
 

Tex Schneider

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Very nice gentlemen!

I would like to know how Kyle removed the two guys on the right so well. Every time I tried, I was left with artifacts. I only know enough about photoshop to be dangerous. I need to up my game.
 

Kyle Jones

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Very nice gentlemen!

I would like to know how Kyle removed the two guys on the right so well. Every time I tried, I was left with artifacts. I only know enough about photoshop to be dangerous. I need to up my game.
I used the lasso to select them and then content aware fill to remove them. My effort really only works for these fairly low resolution images. One of them has some weirdness that I'd need to clone out if I was truly serious
 

Tex Schneider

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Kyle - That's really interesting. I just used the content aware tool, without making a selection. Thanks for the explanation.
 

JimFox

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Okay here is mine. I changed the sky a bit, and moved one of the people. I liked the idea of having scale, but didn't care for the positioning of the people.

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Ben Egbert

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Nice job of straightening it. I did all mine in ACR, I think you must have used the warp tool in ACR or one of those perspective tools which I use so seldom I never remember the name or where it's located.
 

JimFox

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Thanks Ben. I never even looked to see if ACR has a warp tool, this from inside Photoshop.

The Warp tool is probably in the Top 5 of the most powerful tools in Photoshop in my opinion. Especially as I shoot WA so much, being able to straighten things without losing so much of the photo like will happen with the Lens Correction tool is very important.
 
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