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Hi,
If one wants to clone a bit of human skin…wants a real even tone…one could just clone a spot that’s a nice color and use the CLONE STAMP TOOL in PS or the CLONE TOOL in PSP.
PROBLEM: It makes you select an area to clone – BUT THIS AREA moves as you are cloning. If you move the clone brush 3 inches, the source clone area moves 3 inches. This is EXHAUSTING having to reselect the source area every second.
I can’t imagine what the usefulness is of the current design, but it would be entirely useful to simply have a static clone source area with which to paint some even toned "skin."
Does anyone know how to make the clone source area static, stay put, not move or change?
Thanks!
Love,
Me
If one wants to clone a bit of human skin…wants a real even tone…one could just clone a spot that’s a nice color and use the CLONE STAMP TOOL in PS or the CLONE TOOL in PSP.
PROBLEM: It makes you select an area to clone – BUT THIS AREA moves as you are cloning. If you move the clone brush 3 inches, the source clone area moves 3 inches. This is EXHAUSTING having to reselect the source area every second.
I can’t imagine what the usefulness is of the current design, but it would be entirely useful to simply have a static clone source area with which to paint some even toned "skin."
Does anyone know how to make the clone source area static, stay put, not move or change?
Thanks!
Love,
Me
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