Photoshop 2023 and the One Update You Need

This video discussed the best new feature of release 24.0 for Photoshop.
Delete and Fill is the easiest and best removal tool to date for simple object removal. This tool will be especially beneficial to my wildlife and bird photography friends.
This tool is simple and FAST. Even a beginning PS user will be able to master this quickly.

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[lillebrowning]

omg I had no idea!!!! This will be a game changer!! Thanks for the video and info - you instruction is flawless and easy to follow!

[JonathanMikulich]

Wow. Thank you for this. A great update

[trrivard]

Looks like I have some twigs and branches I need to clean up in my pics! Great video, thanks for posting!

[andreas.farsch]

This was very helpful, thank you, Scott. After updating Photoshop two weeks ago I went through the tutorials of all the "Photoshop Big Boys" on YouTube and no one showed this feature anywhere as detailed as you did. I especially liked the in-depth comparison to the more conventional methods. Without this tutorial, I would probably have dismissed Delete and Fill.

[craigwallace]

I watch a lot of these videos, I like how you cover the new tools that are useful to bird or wildlife photographers. Thanks.

[Gemthermakleingk]

Nice video, i love that bird photo.... :)

[onkar]

this is really helpful. thanks a lot!! Please keep up your hard work

[MitrichDX]

lama cleaner best deleter! Photoshop function level: "baby" =))

[buggergut]

Nicely explained and demonstrated. Subscribed.

[kristachappell]

Very helpful. Tried it today and it works really well!

[mjd]

Great video, will have to update and try it when I get home. Always something new with Adobe.

[old]

Did I understand that "Delete and Fill" is a permanent change, so that once you "Save" it's locked in? Thank you for very understandable presentation, Scott.

[febco]

Thank you Scott for this new tutorial. Super helpful !! I know i have many pesky twigs and leaves that could be easily removed with this technique!

[Graphicxtras]

Works well but if the picture is messy with lots of different objects, it still has some problems but it is great with many different images. It also is great for create some truly abstract images as well. Thanks for pointing out the delete and fill !

[davidforshaw]

new sub this is great to have thank you for the excellent video, this will certainly be a much used feature

[TheCobra]

Nice tutorial, very well presented. Content Aware is still very useful to me and it gets much better results if you change Color Adaptation from default to higher settings. Subscribing to your channel.

[tokkiphotography]

Hi a very simple and nice tutorial... I can't see that menu in update release 24.1.0 anymore.

[michaelt]

Hi, great video. I am running version 24.1 but I do not see Delete and Fill under Edit. Would you know what I need to do to have it as an option? Thanks.

[ricki-bobby]

Worked OK on a few test images. I think my issues are in the initial selection step - either with the lasso or object selector. Seem it leaves pixels on the edge not selected and when you do the Delete and Fill those get missed for replacement. This is especially true if the branch is OOF or slightly in the bokeh. Is there a bullet proof way to make sure every last pixel from the branch gets selected?

[kirkkimble]

I'm sure you're now aware that delete and fill doesn't exist in version 24.1... I reverted back to 24.0.1 until adobe addresses the issue