Use a ferramenta Pincel de recuperação para manchas para remover objetos
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O que você aprendeu: remover objetos
No painel Camadas, selecione a camada que contém as manchas ou pequenos objetos que deseja remover.
No painel Ferramentas, selecione a ferramenta Pincel de recuperação para manchas.
Na barra de opções, ajuste o tamanho e a dureza da ferramenta Pincel de recuperação para manchas de acordo com o item que está tentando remover.
Clique na mancha ou arraste o objeto que deseja remover.
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Adicionar objetos com clonagem
Use a ferramenta Carimbo para adicionar objetos
O que você aprendeu: adicionar objetos com a ferramenta Carimbo
No painel Camadas, selecione a camada com o conteúdo que deseja copiar e usar em outra parte da imagem.
No painel Ferramentas, selecione a ferramenta Carimbo.
Na barra de opções, ajuste o tamanho e a dureza da ferramenta Carimbo de acordo com o objeto que está clonando.
Pressione a tecla Alt (Windows) ou Option (macOS) e clique na área da imagem da qual deseja copiar o conteúdo.
Solte a tecla Alt (Option) e arraste para a nova área para a qual deseja copiar o conteúdo. Conforme você arrasta, a ferramenta Carimbo copia o conteúdo do original para a nova área.
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Remover um objeto grande
Use o comando de preenchimento sensível ao conteúdo para remover um objeto
O que você aprendeu: remover objetos com o preenchimento sensível ao conteúdo
No painel Camadas, selecione a camada que contém o objeto grande ou a pessoa que deseja remover.
Use a ferramenta de seleção para selecionar o objeto. Inclua um pouco do plano de fundo em volta do objeto.
Na barra de menus, selecione Editar > Preencher.
Na caixa de diálogo Preencher, selecione Sensível ao conteúdo no menu Conteúdo e clique em OK. Sua seleção será preenchida com o conteúdo que corresponde ao plano de fundo, ocultando o conteúdo indesejado.
Se você não gostar do resultado, tente aplicar o preenchimento sensível ao conteúdo novamente. Você pode obter resultados diferentes em cada tentativa.
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