How to Remove Unwanted Objects | Photoshop in 5 | Adobe Photoshop

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[catchel]

The keyboard shortcut for Fill > Content Aware I think is Shift+Backspace, not Ctrl+Backspace.

[awesome]

Perfect. Did exactly what I needed it to. Also, for anyone in the comments, I basically fast-forwarded to the parts that were relevant to me, so I didn't have to watch the full five minutes.

[markp.]

The content was great, but suggestion: go slower. For someone familiar with PhotoShop, it's probably easy to follow, but for a newbie (me) the pace was too fast... what did he click? What did he point to? Rewind, rewind, rewind! thanks! :)

[RohanGillett]

This video helped me! I need to practice more of course, but I got the basic idea of how to do this method.

[momohsalim]

I love this… finally done with this work… thanks alot

[MikeMitchellishere]

As usual, what you're showing doesn't work on my version of Adobe PS.

[raekell]

CTRL+Backspace does NOT bring up the fill dialogue box. i had to go find some other video just to find it.... lol

[ilja]

It doesn't let me do the Content-Aware fill

[jcs_gaming_]

why does it give a buy option but only gives the renting option?

[steveherridge]

Still looks a bit patchy.
Better to clone on an empty layer and not a merge of the base layer - the way you've done it, you can't split or edit the cloned area independently - Better to work nondestructively

[Marco_My_Words]

Doesn't work that well for me. Every time I do that, exactly as shown I the video, the area looks all up.

[petersolomon]

The techniques suggested are essential to any image editor’s skill set. However as of 2023 there are now two new ways to remove objects. One is provided in the new release of Photoshop, and the other is in the current Beta version of the app’.

[erobos]

I'm dizzy with all of these options!This dude is a fuckin' wizard!
Oh well, I might as well try these options 1 at a time until success is manifested!

[IlyaBlay]

I had to watch this about 10 times and take careful notes, but I got it working. The only thing I don't understand is the duplicating and merging layers step. Here are my notes.