Month: January 2020

This is the image before and after.

1. Use any select tools to select the object you want to keep the color.

2. In Select menu, choose Inverse.

3. Now, it inverse or select the background.

4. Add a Black & White adjustment layer.

5. Drag the color sliders to left or right that will convert the background to black & white.

You may know how to use Healing Brush Tool and Stamp Tool to
clone or replace areas. However, sometimes, they don’t work well. Photoshop 2020 offers a new Content-Aware Fill which is simple and more complex object removal. Here is the example.

1. Open the image you would like to work on.
2. Use the select tool to select the area you want to be cloned.

3. Click Edit>Content-Aware Fill.

4. By default, the Photoshop will select sample area (green color) for you. In most cases, Auto works fine.

5. If it doesn’t, you have options such as Recalculation, Custom, Color Adaption, Scale, Mirror, Output Settings. If you want to pick the sample you want, click Sample Tool.

6. Click OK to complete it.