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Tham khảo tài liệu 'professional information technology-programming book part 32', công nghệ thông tin, kỹ thuật lập trình phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | area to be healed. 8.1.3. Cloning The Clone tool is simply a brush that copies edge-blended portions of an image from a designated source area to a designated target area. In fact if you need to do this to a large area see the Copying Areas later in this chapter. In the image in Figure 8-5 there was a pipe running the length of the creek a tree trunk invading the left edge of the composition and a blue plastic tarp. All of those elements made the scene look less idyllic and woodsy. So I used the Patch tool to remove the sections of the pipe that crossed the water and the Clone tool to paint over the tree trunk tarp and sections of the pipe that crossed the leaves. All of this was placed on a separate transparent layer which I made by first selecting the entire section of the image that needed retouching turning off all the other layers and making sure the Clone Stamp had the Sample All Layers option turned on. This placed all the Clone Stamp s strokes on the duplicated layer as well. Figure 8-5. The pipe was healed out of the water and cloned out of the leaves and rocks. The tree trunk was cloned away as was the blue tarp. When you clone you have to make a choice in the Options bar as to whether the Anchor point will be Aligned if checked or not. If it s aligned the anchor point travels with the brush. Imagine the pickup point as being at one end of a stick and the repro point as a brush at the other end of the stickwhatever gets sucked up at one end of the stick gets sprayed on at the other end. This is the way to reproduce a whole portion of an image in another section of the image. NOTE You can clone from one portion of the same layer to another portion from one layer to another in the same image or from an entirely different image whose window happens to be open at the same time. Just be sure to select the layer or image you want to clone from first and then click the Anchor point. Next select the image and layer you want to clone to and drag. If the Anchor .
