From the course: Photo Workshop: Portrait of an Exotic Car
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Moving elements within a scene using content-aware move
From the course: Photo Workshop: Portrait of an Exotic Car
Moving elements within a scene using content-aware move
Okay, so Content-Aware Fill. I've mentioned Content-Aware Fill before, really cool technology. What it does is you make a selection, and it guesses what to put in there based upon what it knows about the area around it, lens flare, or moving people, trash, whatever it might be. If you try to apply it to something like this, if I come over here and make a selection here, and I hit Delete. What's going to happen more often than not is I'm going to end up with something I didn't want in there. Now you can't fault it. It's looking all around the image and trying to figure out what to put in there. It's funny you know, you give people these amazing tools and they--most people 99.9% of people are really thankful, but occasionally people come up and they get really upset about the stuff like this. How dare your magical feature throw a bumper next to my car? The weirdest one I ever heard as we had showed, I've showed removing someone standing in front of a billboard and they wanted to know…
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Meet the new interface and background save5m 3s
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Speed enhancements and a new crop tool5m 32s
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Better automatic image adjustments4m 5s
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Simulating lens blur with the Iris Blur and Tilt-Shift filters4m 54s
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Fixing distortion with the Adaptive Wide Angle filter6m 14s
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Moving elements within a scene using content-aware move6m 24s
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Hidden gems4m 17s
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Editing video10m 21s
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