How to Remove IMPOSSIBLE Objects in Photoshop!

What do you do when Clone Tools, Content-Aware, or Healing doesn’t work? How do you remove objects from a highly detailed background? In this lesson, we will use the power of spare photos and alignment to remove fences from a very complex background in Photoshop. This tutorial will take you through the entire process, from picking the right images to replace the objects, to color matching. It will teach you how to remove anything in Photoshop no matter how complex the situation and help you be prepared for your future photoshoots.

I hope this video helps you. Thank you so much for watching :)

► Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to Magic!
00:41 Will Content-Aware Fill Work?
01: 35 The Solution to Impossible Replacements
04:00 Recover Missing Details
06:36 The Hard Way vs. The Simple Way
08:10 Recovering Edges and Hair
09:09 Matching Color, Lighting, and Contrast
10:52 Extremely Important Advice!
11:19 Quick Recap
12:08 Major Announcement: Free Photoshop Workshop!

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[PiXimperfect]

PS: It actually is free, nothing to be charged at all.

[kristinawikoff-edstrom]

Ahh! I think you are the Bob Ross of Photoshop! I love these tutorials- and I've been using PS for years- but, there is ALWAYS something new to learn, always ways to grow as an artist. Thank you so much! :)

[im_Dafox]

What I've always liked about Unmesh / Pixim tutorials in general is that he doesn't just show you how to do something, but he also show you what can go wrong or not work (ie: flipped image etc) and then fix it in multiple ways. For someone who's been using photoshop for years it might sound silly, but I think that for newcomers and people who don't use it that often it's a REALLY good thing to do.
Thanks again for sharing :]

[AlvinIsChipmunk]

I'm sure there are already lots of people telling you this but I just want to say it again....
You are the BEST teacher for Photoshop -on Youtube- IN THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE...

[jimbergen]

For those that shoot videos / film for a movie know already, record ambient sound. So take many photos if you have to remove something you can follow along with the first part. Excellent as always thank you Unmesh.

[DianneArnold]

I love the fact that you do a quick recap at the end of a tut like this - helps to fix it in the brain. Thank you.

[chinmayasinghrawat]

This might seem basic, but one of the primary and important function people use Photoshop for; thank you so much for an exhaustive explanation of the efforts that you employed. There are tons of videos on the subject but yours is the most detailed, and the best one of them all 🌟

[cut.mp]

Digital image processing technology have been improved massively throughout the year

[simondaniels]

This is one of the best examples of the power of Photo-editing I have seen; from an illustrative perspective. Good job, thanks.

[rayanmahmud]

Wow I love how technology is advancing nowadays that we can create something unbelievable like this. You sir are a great teacher always explaining things so clearly.
You helped us out a lot with these tutorials keep up the great work❤️👍🔥

[MichaelGlazener]

As always, another excellent tutorial! I wouldn't have ever thought to go about it this way but this will save me so much time on future projects 🙌

[abhiramh]

Great tutorial! Learnt a ton of new techniques. I was blown away by how well auto align layers worked, the technology is getting insane day by day. Keep up the amazing work Umesh!

[warlord_waffles]

Your videos are not only extremely educational, but also very relaxing. Watching one of these with a cup of coffee is my favorite way to start off the day. Thank you for the awesome videos!

[marklutnes]

Great as always! We come to expect that from your tutorials and you never disappoint. This one is special for me because I can see my old neighborhood, east of the Chrysler Building, in the background. Thanks once again Unmesh.

[margueritewhite]

You make it look so easy!!! Great job!❤

[FrankPSF]

I spent more than 40 years in lithography. I evolved along with the technology. Some transitions were fun and easy, while others were terrible. We had a meme for many years as digital technology was taking over the industry: "desktop computers have done for lithography what microwaves did for cuisine." And for many years it was true that tech was fast but down and dirty with only marginally acceptable results. All I can say about your amazing knowledge and techniques is that I absolutely wish I could have hired someone like you to do prepress retouching!!! We would have had a print shop that ruled the world!

[abrock]

One of my favorite online PS teachers. It's always a pleasure to watch a master at work. Thanks.

[Kokosnuss]

What can I say what hasn't been said yet. There is always something to learn from you and your positive attitute is just great. :) So cheers!

[maxraidzgamer]

Your the only YouTuber who tought me how to use photoshop from the beginning. I hope you keep making more tutorials. Thank you PiXim

[fuckkmyballs]

Absolutely love for your videos, man🙏 technical part is awesome as always, but most of all I like that you show the right philosophy of editing