11.2.1 for Windows

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8. Using the Spot Healing Brush command
The spot healing brush command effortlessly removes dust, scratches, blemishes, and
other flaws and automatically preserves the shading, lighting, and texture of the
original image.
To use the healing brush command:
⚫ Select the spot healing brush command from the Image context tab.
⚫ Do the following in the Format tab:
◼ Specify the diameter option to control the size of the brush.
◼ Specify the roundness option to control the ratio between the brush's short
and long axes.
⚫ Press down Ctrl key and click an area to define a source to repair.
9. Using the Clone Stamp command
The clone stamp command takes a sample of an image, which you can then apply over
another image or part of the same image. Each stroke of the tool paints on more of
the sample.
To use the clone stamp command:
⚫ Select the clone stamp command from the Image context tab.
⚫ Do one of the following in the Format tab:
◼ Set brush options: Diameter to control the size of the brush. Hardness to
control the size of the brush's hard center (See “Using the brush command”).
◼ Specify a blending mode (See “Selecting a blending mode”)
◼ Specify opacity and a flow rate (See “Specifying opacity or flow”).
◼ Aline: If selected, the position of the source remains fixed relative to the spot
where your first brush stroke was, and each brush stroke you paint is cloning
an area of the image that is the same distance and direction from the start of
the previous stroke; if deselected, every new brush stroke will return to initial
clone source spot, and you are making a new copy of your image with each
brush stroke.
⚫ Press down Ctrl key and click an area to define a resource. Then move the cursor
to copy the located image.
10. Choosing foreground and background colors
You can use the Levels palette to select the foreground or background color by