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    Default Using Magic Eraser in PGD2013

    Hi
    I have been trying to remove text from photograph but unsuccessfully using the Magic Eraser. I have a photo of my nephew with the text over the image, I am not about infringe copyright but using the image as an exercise. I will not be printing the image. I wondered whether others had success in suing the tool as the videos displaying the tool all seem to generate unbelievable results. Is it just the various grey tones on my nephew's pullover that make it too difficult perhaps?
    Last edited by AndyD; 12 September 2012 at 04:46 PM.

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    Default Re: Using Magic Eraser in PGD2013

    if we do not see the photo - how can we assess?
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    Default Re: Using Magic Eraser in PGD2013

    Oops, here goes with a blanked out face photo. I tried to use the clone and Magic erase functions but couldn't get the correct shades of grey to overlay the text.Click image for larger version. 

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    Default Re: Using Magic Eraser in PGD2013

    Here's a little modification.Click image for larger version. 

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ID:	92153 I tried to attach a xar file but not possible.
    Last edited by AndyD; 12 September 2012 at 08:10 PM.

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    Default Re: Using Magic Eraser in PGD2013

    Hi Andy,

    This should be do able. You need to erase small patches at a time and right click the photo group that's created when you use the clone or magic erase and choose flatten photo. This will give you a new photo to work with and you can get a better result with the magic erase. In the areas where there is a strong contrast in colours some times the manual clone can do a better job.
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