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Eastern Railroad Discussion > New to photoshop questionDate: 09/22/16 16:39 New to photoshop question Author: WLE2679 Hello-
I am new to photoshop (waiting on a download for a free trial). Had a fence blur in a pic that we didn't catch when shooting the photo. Are these easy things to fix in photoshop? Thanks for the help. Mike  Date: 09/22/16 16:45 Re: New to photoshop question Author: jkh2cpu I don't think any graphics program will easily fix this.
John. Date: 09/22/16 18:31 Re: New to photoshop question Author: CCMF I agree, it's not magic. But some guys are pretty good with fixing certain things that's for sure.
Bill Miller Galt, ON Date: 09/22/16 18:35 Re: New to photoshop question Author: wjpyper I use PhotoShop alot and can do many different things but I can't think of a way to fix that. Sorry.
Date: 09/22/16 21:41 Re: New to photoshop question Author: Krokodil I don't know about fixing it, but it could be improved using the clone tool and selecting appropriate unaffected section of the engine as source. The only that is difficult to fix is the NS logo.
Thomas Date: 09/23/16 03:50 Re: New to photoshop question Author: WLE2679 Thanks for the comments and insight. I'll try the one idea and see how it comes out.
Date: 09/23/16 17:02 Re: New to photoshop question Author: Benched_it I use two online sites for my editing and nothing else. One is PicMonkey
and the other is iPiccy. I think it can be fixed, it will be time consuming but it can be done. Good luck! Jay Date: 09/23/16 17:58 Re: New to photoshop question Author: BRAtkinson Done be afraid of expanding the image to the point that each individual pixel is clearly visible, and then cloning one pixel at a time. I've done that a couple of times when built in red eye correction fails. It's slow, but effective.
Date: 09/27/16 16:50 Photoshop results Author: ATSF100WEST This took a while, but then I have a lot of time to dink with images in Photoshop. I focused on the trees in the background, and the subject F7Am. Certain techniques that I tried didn't work as well as I hoped - leaving me with more tedious choices - thus it took longer, about five hours total. By the way, this was all done with 32 bit Photoshop 7, circa 2001.
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