Re: Cloning People in Portraits (digital)
- From: chrlz@xxxxxx
- Date: 17 Jul 2005 21:35:37 -0700
Unless I'm missing something, I think you are needlessly complicating
it..
1. Use the 'magnetic lasso' selection tool to select the 'clone' area.
2. Choose Edit, Copy from the menus (or press Ctrl-C)
3. Choose Edit, Paste from the menus (or press Ctrl-V) ..as many times
as you like..
4. Select the Move Tool icon, and then drag the copy/ies (it/they will
be sitting on top of the original) to where you want it.
PS will have placed each copy on a new layer - you can 'flatten' them
all together later if you wish, but not until you are sure you don't
need the separations....
.
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