Working with the Restoration panel

…The restoration pallets reason for being is…to restore detail from the source image.…This tool makes it easy to subtly feather in eye attracking detail.…As I've mentioned earlier, artists have known about this for…eons that where you place the most detail in a painting…is going to direct the eye To go to that part…of the painting and that's what we're going to do here.…By the way I did go back in and…I just painted in some of those areas that were white just to get rid of some of…those because those cause your eye to want to…go look at em and I wanted to eliminate that.…

The real subject of this painting obviously is the monk standing…there accepting donations and so we want to bring some of…that back and I will tell you right away that this…is a very subtle process you don't want to overdo it or…it will look kind of bogus you want to do it really subtly so let's go…ahead and zoom up to 100%. And we're going to now switch…to the restoration palette. You've got two brushes you can use here.…

You can use the soft edge, or the hard edge cloner.…