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Introducing the Clone Source panel

Introducing the Clone Source panel - Photoshop Tutorial

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Introducing the Clone Source panel

I've gone ahead and saved my progress as The tragjic scar.tiff. Notice that tragjic is spelled with a J, in honor of the Healing Brush, which I'd like you to go ahead and select here. And we are going to use it to heal this scar. But this is little more difficult because it's a big region that we have to heal. And try to find a suitable source is quite challenging. So I am going to increase the size of my brush, like so by pressing the right bracket key. And then I am going to Alt click, let's say down here because it's very close to this region. So I'll Alt click right about there, Option click on the Mac. And notice that as soon as I move up the jaw line, the angle of the jaw line no longer matches. And we care very much about that, because even though Photoshop is capable of matching colors and general luminance. Any luminous discrepancies, that is the transition from dark to light, right here on the jaw line is going to be retained. Because that's the essential texture information…

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