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**Program Tutorials** : Digital Image Pro : *Program Basic Last Updated: May 12th, 2008 - 21:44:53
 
PROGRAM BASIC: How to Use Smart Erase
By KimLizzy 2006 - Member Submission
Feb 15, 2006, 02:21

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Removing small distracting parts of a photo is quick and easy.

Open your photo and duplicate:  Edit/Duplicate Whole project

Close the original.

Go to Touchup/Smart erase

Step 1:

Using the left mouse button, trace around the part you want to remove finishing on the starting square.

Step 2:

Click on Fill In

Repeat steps 1 and 2 until you have removed all the parts you don’t want. 

When you are happy with the result click Done.

Fine-tuning may be necessary using the cloning brush. 

“Save as…………” and give your file a different name to the original.

 


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