Remove Objects From Complex Textures in Photoshop | Object Removal 04

In the final episode of our removing objects in Photoshop series, learn how to remove distractions when the background is busy and full of complex textures! Follow along with this advanced lesson of an essential Photoshop skill.

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[kenpics]

Killer tut, I have always struggled to clone out curves but seeing how you worked on the arch in a new layer was fantastic. Subscribing to your channel was one of the best moves i ever made.

[WanderFeetChronicles]

The fact you and many other gurus are now supplying test/sample images for us to follow along with really improves our learning immensely.

As doing this follow along with various images of our own is not quite the same, so I’m very thankful for that aspect of this and other tutorials.

But, the multiple tools used in various ways to achieve the correct results are eye opening. I’ve been using these tools for years, but seeing how they all come together to do one job is a new skill to my bow.

Thank you Aaron.

[wildcoaststudio]

Very helpful. I do a lot of architecture work and detailed clone stamping is always a challenge but there some very useful techniques here. Thanks!

[margueritewhite]

You make it look soooo easy!! Thanks for the tutorial!

[ronaldarandia]

Wow! Many thanks for this master class Aaron and PHLEARN

[AndrewKabaliuk]

Hey! Very nice! Love how you made "Spot healing brush tool" to feel proud of itself, it definitely deserves it!

[MrRudyc]

Great information from a great teacher. Thanks so much for your work and patience.

[jonathanblaine]

Thank you so much for this. Great bite-size way to break down the general concepts of what clone stamp and healing brushes do differently and what each are better at than the others. As a freehand paint and pencil artist that doesn't work much with photographs, I was always confused and intimidated by them. Didn't play with them a lot. But I'm eager to try it now!

[joseluisavilagonzalez]

Hard but illustrative work. I learned a lot. Thank you Aaron!

[DBPhotoU]

Great job, Aaron. I appreciate your explanations of the differences between the Healing Brush tools and the Clone Stamp tool.

[leonardomauhs]

I wasn't even looking for a tutorial, but this is so satisfying to watch. It is really amazing how good you are at this.

[heathercarslake]

Love your tutorials, I always learn something new, thanks Aaron. I thought this job looked impossible, but then you do the impossible!

[birdie]

Very interesting and helpful techniques here. Thanks for all the hard work.

[patrickspahr]

Wow! Brilliant and so helpful. Thank you.

[charrski]

I loved this tutorial - you make it look so easy. I did learn a lot - thanks so much - you are a great instructor

[tonyarcher]

Very useful tutorial, you're intonation and speed progression are spot on, it was a worthy exercise to run with this in 'real' time so as a 'mere mortal' I could comprehend the effort, detail and movement around the tools and frame required, what took you 30 minutes I suspect will take me around 2 hours or more, but it will be worth it!! Thank you Aaron for what you do to enable 'us' to take our passion to the next level. (Tony, Essex, UK).

[dboyd]

Perfect length video! I learned a great deal! Thank you.

[ChrisLee-UK]

The clone stamp is such a versitile tool, used in congunction with other tools, blend options, opacity etc, so many possibilities! Great video Aaron! Also don't forget you can click on Windows then clone source for even more options!

[LarryFasnacht]

Awesome! I would have thrown that shot out as being beyond my capabilities. But now I’m excited to try one! I had never thought of using the warp tool! That’s awesome.

[ladislavasouralova]

Helped me a lot to improve my workflow. Thank you!