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Computers and Software => Raster and Vector Manipulation Programs, and How to Do Stuff in Them. => Topic started by: Frog on February 19, 2013, 02:35:55 PM
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In Photoshop or PhotoPAINT, what's the best easiest way to touch up the blue slice of sky in this pic?
I'm thinking of a paintbrush using a tint(partial opacity) of the green color obtained with the eyedropper. Is this the way that you would do it as well?
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In Photoshop I'd use the rubber stamp tool to pick up the sky color/texture and paint it in. I'd paint over that section of bridge, too, then just clip a portion farther to the left that's pretty much a match and paste it into place.
Kinda like this:
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In Photoshop I'd use the rubber stamp tool to pick up the sky color/texture and paint it in. I'd paint over that section of bridge, too, then just clip a portion farther to the left that's pretty much a match and paste it into place.
Kinda like this:
I second that...
Steve
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Glad to see he made it over Andy.
Any idea what bridge that is?
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Glad to see he made it over Andy.
Any idea what bridge that is?
I'll ask.
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And Steve and Tom, thanks, I'll look into clipping a piece of the bridge. I had thought about the rubber stamp, but can't line that up accurately.
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Glad to see he made it over Andy.
Any idea what bridge that is?
Sean, That is the old SF Bay Bridge right to the east side of Yerba Buena Island.
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Robert, that's what I kept thinking, mainly due to the background, guess my age
(or lack of) is showing. So is that the Key Systems tracks on the bottom deck?