Photoshop Question

[AngelofHarlem01]

Is it possible to remove a large fence from a photo?

How would one go about that?

 

[SeattleVertigo]

Depends on the photo (and the background behind the fence), your skills with Photoshop, and, well, how much time you have.

But if it's a large fence, I'm guessing it probably won't be possible unless you have a Hollywood movie budget and staff of wizards.

 

[AngelofHarlem01]

Hmm sounds like my odds are against me...There's a cheetah behind the fence and my photoshop skills suck

 

[Sicy]

Send it to me, I'm bored. I'll try.

 

[Galeongirl]

could be done with clone stamp, demands a lot of patience tho

 

[AngelofHarlem01]

Yeah it's a chain link fence too so it'd probably drive the person working on it insane. Specially since the fence is in the whole damn pic lol. But I'll upload it later tonight if anyone wants to have a go at it or at least see if it's possible.

 

[AngelofHarlem01]

There's what it looks like:

 

[SeattleVertigo]

Nice cheetah. Getting rid of that fence is not feasible without a ton of painstaking work, and even then I'm not sure it's feasible.

The amount of cloning and massaging that would have to be done is huuuge. Simply not worth the trouble.

It'd be better to go back and take your picture as close to the fence as possible. Depending on the camera, you may get an unobstructed view of the cheetah with no fence intrusion.

 

[Galeongirl]

oh boy.... well, I think one COULD manage to do that with the clone stamp, but you'll need to work fully zoomed in and it'll take you hours!

 

[Bonochick]

Yeah, I think it's definitely possible...but that would take a looooooooooong time.

 

[AngelofHarlem01]

Yeah. I agree it'd take too much time and probably by the time I got done doing it, I would be tired of looking at it anyway lol. I appreciate all your input though guys, thanks!

 

[Sicy]

Wow.. um yeah that's a tough one LOL.

 

[waynetravis]

I had a tinker at it earlier.

The grass was easy...but the spots...the SPOTS!!!

 

[Galeongirl]

we've a lot of photoshoppers here

what if we each take a piece of the pic and then combine them dewatermarked?