
Open the photo you want to clean up and zoom in on the area you want to work with. © Joris Hermans Step 1: Open the photo and zoom in I’ll show you how to do that with the clone stamp tool. Let’s say I want to remove the man’s sandals in the photo from a beach in India. It does this by cloning pixels from another part of the photo. The clone stamp can remove anything from wires, dust spots, unwanted hair, and even people. Luckily, removing them with the clone stamp tool is easy. Imperfections or distractions could mess up a great fashion or publicity photo. Remove Unwanted Objects With the Clone Stamp Tool You can also find it in the ‘Window’ menu. If you can’t see the tool bar on the left, make it visible using the ‘Window’ menu.Ĭlick on ‘Tools’ all the way down in the menu.įor more difficult projects you will also need the ‘Clone Source’ panel. The shortcut for the clone stamp for both Mac OS and Windows is S. You can find the clone stamp in the tool bar on the left hand side. So, the final command would like this: git clone YOUR YOUR USERNAME/ YOUR REPO NAME.Buy from Unavailable Where to Find the Clone Stamp Tool in Photoshop Now, copy the resource indicator: Resource Indicatorįor example: and it is generated by **YOUR USERNAME**/ YOUR REPO NAME.gitįinally, open terminal/ git bash and add the PAT token before resource indication:įor example: it is generated by YOUR YOUR USERNAME/ YOUR REPO NAME.git Now Fillup the form (scope/access permission of the repository) and click Generate token and Copy the generated Token ( Copy and save it, it will be shown for the first time only, otherwise you have to generate it again), it will be something like ghp_sFhFsSHhTzMDreGRLjmks4Tzuzgthdvfsrta Copy Token Then, Generate New Token (Give your password)

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