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9th January 2009
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Post Processing (The Gimp): How to remove Dust/Unwanted Dots with Clone Tool?
Post Processing (The Gimp): How to remove Dust/Unwanted Dots with Clone Tool?
Before:-  After:-  1. Download The Gimp 2. Open the Image in The Gimp. 3. At the Toolbox, Click on the Clone Tool.  4. Ctrl+Click near the Dust to set a new clone source.  5. Click+Hold on the Dust to paint and remove it.  6. Done. |
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9th January 2009
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Re: Post Processing (The Gimp): How to remove Dust/Unwanted Dots with Clone Tool?
Another example. Removed mole from face.
Before:-  After:-  Last edited by auhckw; 9th January 2009 at 10:15 PM. |
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