Join Janine Smith for an in-depth discussion in this video Repairing adhesive tape damage on a color photo, part of Photoshop: Photo Restoration.
Repairing tape damage in a color photo can present different challenges…because of the colors.…Let's take a look at this image of a car.…We need to get rid of this very obvious, very yellow piece of tape right through…the main part of the image, which is the car.…The first thing you'll want to do is duplicate your background layer using…Ctrl+J on a PC, Command+J on a Mac.…Go over to your toolbar and select your Polygonal Lasso tool.…Start at the top of one side of the tape and click and bring it down to select…the whole piece of tape.…
Get as close as you can to the edges.…It's okay if you go a little over; just get as close as you can. And now we want…to put it on its own layer using Ctrl+J or Command+J. We are going to reselect…that selection that we just put on its own layer by holding down Ctrl, or…Command, putting your cursor over the thumbnail itself, and clicking.…Now we are going over to the toolbar again and selecting the Eyedropper tool,…and we're going to select a color in the tape and then use Alt+Backspace, or…
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Released
10/13/2011- Assessing the damage
- Rebuilding color channels in a grayscale image
- Removing small splits, specks, and spots
- Repairing red eye
- Reassembling torn photos
- Removing stains
- Fixing mold damage
- Understanding the basics of levels and curves
- Correcting color problems
- Repairing and recreating backgrounds
- Sharpening a photo
- Comparing before and after images
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome44s
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1. Fundamental Restoration Techniques and Tools
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Customizing your workspace2m 17s
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Using layers1m 58s
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Assessing the damage1m 52s
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2. Basic Fixes
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Repairing red-eye4m 58s
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Reducing paper texture4m 34s
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Fixing lens distortion4m 19s
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3. Fixing Damaged Photos
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Removing long scratches3m 24s
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Fixing creases5m 8s
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Reassembling torn photos4m 56s
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Replacing missing pieces4m 22s
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4. Fixing Stains, Mold Spots, and Other Problems
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Removing stains3m 48s
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Removing ink marks2m 34s
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Fixing mold damage5m 20s
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5. Fixing Exposure Problems
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6. Repairing Color
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7. Rebuilding and Recreating Backgrounds and Missing Pieces
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Matching textures4m 45s
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8. Final Enhancements
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Enhancing faded color3m 30s
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Enhancing the eyes4m 10s
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Sharpening5m 33s
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9. Start to Finish: Restoration Project
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Assessing the damage1m 26s
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Repairing the crack1m 52s
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Fixing the missing corner1m 14s
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Lightening the stains5m 22s
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Cleaning up the image2m 24s
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Sharpening the image2m 4s
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Conclusion
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Final thoughts24s
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