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Hi,
Sometimes I can clone just fine.
Other times, it’s almost like I have a dirty brush. I start cloning, say sky, but when I move to other spots, it seems to pick up colors from other portions of the picture and becomes messy.
Perhaps I’m underestimating how much of a scene the clone tool picks up, or something.
Last nite I was cloning blue sky and white clouds. When I moved down, it seemed to pick up the red from someone’s shirt, eveything got smeary.
I tend to choose the cloning (with the Alt key) then stamp a spot, move, stamp another spot, etc. And there are times when it’s like my stamp has gone dry!
What am I doing wrong? Thanks for any help.
Lorace
Sometimes I can clone just fine.
Other times, it’s almost like I have a dirty brush. I start cloning, say sky, but when I move to other spots, it seems to pick up colors from other portions of the picture and becomes messy.
Perhaps I’m underestimating how much of a scene the clone tool picks up, or something.
Last nite I was cloning blue sky and white clouds. When I moved down, it seemed to pick up the red from someone’s shirt, eveything got smeary.
I tend to choose the cloning (with the Alt key) then stamp a spot, move, stamp another spot, etc. And there are times when it’s like my stamp has gone dry!
What am I doing wrong? Thanks for any help.
Lorace
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