Photoshop Tutorial | How to Easily Remove Halo from Picture | Beginner Photography

In this quick videos I show how to remove halos from a photo that is typically caused by too much claret slider in the high contrast borders. This is an awesome fix that only takes a minute to do. I use photoshop CS6 but this method will work in all versions to Photoshop with Clone Stamp and blending layers. Make your photography a little easier with the simple tutorial.

[MikesPOV]

A no nonsense tutorial on how to remove halos. Bravo!

[daveth]

I have every setting exactly as you do, but when I try to do what you do at about 1:25, I get no action at all. No color changes. NOTHING. I have tried everything. WTH??

[bblazin]

i got it to work by making a layer copy but it will not show up after selecting the clone stamp tool with the new layer unless its a copy im not sure why

[SarcasticNashChannel]

Very useful... although it took me a while to realize I needed Sample: All Layers on the Clone Stamp Tool.

[kfacpa]

Thank you, would have been great to see both methods... but still never thought of using erase.

[romanfedus]

Great, tried a lot of different fixes but this was the one that worked for me, perfectly.

[TheJazieyone]

This is such an important yet simple task. Thanks for sharing it.

[EricFosterCO]

The halo/aura effect has always bugged me, thank you for a simple solution!!

[possiblyhuman]

Woah! I really needed this. I have an image that is so perfect except I accidentally caused a weird white line around my church. It could have been many things from the clarity or sharpening I did. I've done way too many steps between programs and third party filters to go back and change whatever I did. Now I can make my photo look like I didn't paste it together. <3 I have a lot of Topaz and Nik stuff and can't seem to find the zoom in those filters. Not sure if it exists. I learned my lesson to zoom in before each filter in photoshop to make sure.

[petelarocca]

would have been nice if the picture and panel was in focus