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Published: 2006-09-29 18:54:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 4594; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 1109
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Full title: Photoshop Video Tutorial: Removing Unwanted ObjectsTHIS TUTORIAL REQUIRES YOU TO HAVE THE LATEST VERSION OF MACROMEDIA FLASH PLAYER. YOU CAN DOWNLOAD IT FREE FROM: [link]
Im aware of the error at the end where it redirects you to my profile page... Im working on that to fix it.
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This is my 4th video tutorial and its been a while since Ive done one so forgive me if the presentation is rusty and remember im only 13
. This tutorial only works with adobe photoshop cs2.Any comments are welcome. Favs are really appreciated.
Here are my other Photoshop Video Tutorials:
[link] -- Eyes Whitening
[link] -- Colour Isolation
[link] -- Teeth Whitening - This needs to be updated as Ive found a easier method.
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Other Notes:
The image I used for the tutorial is a stock image from (~framed-beauty-stock ). The actual image is: [link]
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Comments: 53
yay!!!!!!!!i downloaded it and it's perfect!now i can make a dress up game!!!!!!!!
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HOLY CRAP~ *worships you* this is sooo helpful thank you for doing this!! OMG
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glad it helped you 
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great tutorial!
i'm a newbie of PS and your turorial helps me exploring more tools and usage in that damn addictive thing.
isn't PS addictive?
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Thanks, I really appreciate it
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A great idea to make a video tut :] I didn't know about that tool... good job :]
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Then you can only use the healing brush tool which takes a bit longer to do the job but does it all the same..
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Usually the lame old clone tool suffices for me 
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There isnt a big difference between cs and cs2.
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Very nice, definitely very usefull. You learn something new about photoshop every day. Nicely done, too
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Thanks man! I always wondered how those tools worked. This'll make texturing for 3D a lot easier!
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Great tutorial! I've been meaning to use this feature, but never really learned how. Very useful. I like how it's clear and straight-forward, it really makes it easy to understand. The only thing I might change is the location of the green box, it blocks what you're doing at one point. Great job!
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Which part does it block at around what step? I'll see what I can do.
Thanks - I hope the tut helped
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The very last part, when you take out the building/roof. You can't tell how your selecting the tool.
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Oh. That was my mistake. During filming the tut I accidently pressed a key which switched the current tool with its previous one so I just went back to get the right tool again. Thanks for pointing that out. I better put that on my authors notes so people know what it os
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Very handy, was never really sure what those tools had done before!
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Glad it helped. Thanks for the fav
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This was very helpful when doing some photomanip jobs!
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Great tutorial! Didn't even know that tool existed. 
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quite right. There isnt much difference between cs1/2 so this should work even though the spot healing brush isnt there.
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Ah, okay...I thought as much.
I'll definitely be using this! It could obviously save a lot of time mucking about with the clone tool.
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Im glad this tutorial could be of use to you. Good luck
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i knew this but nice intro to the healing tools for newbs
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I know... its because I was trying out all the effects with the gradient wipe, pixel transition and I had fade-in/out arrows and stuff. But it doesnt take long to load does it? With my flash player and ff cache cleared it takes like 5 seconds to load (on my 7.6 mbs connxion 
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