How to Remove Anything from a Photo in Photoshop

In this episode I show you how to remove ANYTHING in Adobe Photoshop.

The most important thing is being able to make a selection and then using the right tools in Photoshop to replace the area that is now empty pixels.

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[nicosteyl]

Yes it's long but that's the point, it's not rehearsed, it's a masterclass, it's genius in action. Those of you who don't like it, go watch one of those quick ones where nothing get's explained. Thanks Kelvin, for taking the time and making the effort to produce these highly informative videos.

[ayselidilemiroglu]

I love how he explains. It is so clear and understandable, also most importantly it is not boring at all! thanks a lot for doing these videos and helping us out :)

[macka]

Thanks Kelvin. I did find the key presses often covered up the areas you were working on so it made it a little hard to watch at times. They key presses are useful so maybe just keep in mind that you want to work in the upper half of the screen.

[sadesign]

Now this is what I call a tutorial!!! Thank you so much for posting this.. Cheers!!!

[JOHNW]

Really fabulous and extremely helpful, well done. I think I'll have to keep watching a few times to get all the wonderful techniques and tips. Thanks so much!

[golda]

Very Helpful, i learned so much, Thank you Kelvin, Love your Videos

[AnVoPhotography]

Serge Ramelli referred to this tutorial. Very nice indeed. Thank you. New subscriber here.

[HowardPrice]

Love your videos. The end result here is awesome but I'm interested to know why you didn't opt to use the vanishing point filter to deal with the perspective issues.

[yaristein]

Thanks for the video! I just have one question... whats the passwd to extract the file from your blog???

[helenaradojicic]

Good Job . i saw some comment that you doing fest lol. i need slower , im so happy that can learn something from this video
Thank you Goran

[toddini]

The source files download isn't working.

[mohamadmilhem]

I just want to ask where I can get like the pictures you use for free؟؟

[Ralphy]

Suggest you should have cloned the trees rather than copying the building as the eye is immediately drawn to repetition repetition. Otherwise cool, there is no easy way to do this stuff, it takes time and patience and a variety of tools.

[belongtorock]

Why using a manipulated photo? Neither that lamp post nor the distortion on the left side are not a part of that original photo.

[brodqga]

a bit messy post production, with visible artifacts!

[TheChameleon]

Well i must say that the water kinda looks very bad but thanks for sharing tho.

[chantalhenderson]

you never showed us where any of the tools are.

[marcogarridocastillo]

SA. I watched tNice tutorials video last year and guess who's back for a fresher course

[SeanP]

All I need to do is remove one small blurry logo on a coffee mug and replace with a sharper one on another image.  Thats it, all I need.  Hours of videos and grab ass and nothing.  Still not done, I mean I despise photoshop so much.  I've learned far more complexed things in less time.

[Photographer]

Good mastery of tools/workflow but IMO, some work needs to be done on your verbal delivery, not very smooth...