The new way to fake your photos - Photoshop CS5

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Saffer
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18 Jun 2010 12:20am
How awesome is this program. This is content aware fill. Just select the area you want to remove, select delete and then use content aware fill to automatically fill it in.

At this rate I can have myself doing slim chances in my living room without even having to get wet.

Spacemonkey!
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17 Jun 2010 11:58pm
If only dimitri would have known back then he wouldnt have to fake it in real life

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sir ROWDY
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17 Jun 2010 10:28pm
Yeah i watched another one of that where the dude deleted a tree and a chick sitting on a bench... and another where he deleted a road completely out of a picture. Can't believe how well it works.
KnutH
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18 Jun 2010 12:31am
Wow that's quite impressive!
Apparently the algorithm is not only interpolating colours, but also bottom contours, even though they don't have that much of a pattern.

One "black hat" application of this could be the ability to remove watermarks..
Saffer
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18 Jun 2010 12:44am
KnutH said...

Wow that's quite impressive!
Apparently the algorithm is not only interpolating colours, but also bottom contours, even though they don't have that much of a pattern.

One "black hat" application of this could be the ability to remove watermarks..


Its obviously not perfect, for example, removing the kite is not quite as successful which is why I didn't put it in, but if you are doing photos of people you could quite easily remove pimples etc.

The thing that impresses me is that its so simple and if you don't like the result, you can just do the area again and get a different result. I did that with the bottom right corner to show you could do the same area twice and get a slightly different result.

Here is the actual results

Before



After

deXtrous
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18 Jun 2010 1:04am
Is this a new feature in CS5?

May just need to upgrade from CS4, even though this kind of thing has little much use for web design, it is cool!
Saffer
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18 Jun 2010 10:34am
deXtrous said...

Is this a new feature in CS5?

May just need to upgrade from CS4, even though this kind of thing has little much use for web design, it is cool!


Yeah, the two major new features are HDR and Content Aware fill.

The HDR feature saves you having to take multiple exposures of the same picture to get the same effect although obviously if you use a single picture, the noise is likely to be higher on some of the older model cameras.
koma
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18 Jun 2010 11:29am
CS5's content aware fill is good for the lazy but if you want it done properly your going to need to put in a bit more effort with cloning and blending.

If you know how the algorithm works then you can spot where it's sampling from.
The best example is look at the filled section of the sky, and pay close attention to the dark bottom edge of the cloud - now look about 3-4cm to the left and you'll see the same pattern repeated.
getfunky
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18 Jun 2010 11:26am
Ok so does it have a reverse function so I can win the next "Spot the kiter comp'!?
Saffer
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18 Jun 2010 3:32pm
getfunky said...

Ok so does it have a reverse function so I can win the next "Spot the kiter comp'!?


Do you think I'd tell you if it did?
milko
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18 Jun 2010 7:38pm
Google.. Adobe CS5 torrent
Skid
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19 Jun 2010 1:41pm
Saffer said...

How awesome is this program. This is content aware fill. Just select the area you want to remove, select delete and then use content aware fill to automatically fill it in.


Hmmm... sounds all very good, but......
Can it remove a Cabrinha from a tree?

kitebored
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19 Jun 2010 1:50pm
Skid said...
Hmmm... sounds all very good, but......
Can it remove a Cabrinha from a tree?


Why would you want to remove it?
sir ROWDY
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19 Jun 2010 5:48pm
What's changed?
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21 Jun 2010 11:48am
You are now wearing a red hat
colinwill78
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21 Jun 2010 12:38pm
i used it on the new target lingerie catalogue and it was amazing!....except no nipples
getfunky
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21 Jun 2010 4:12pm
^
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All good LOLs

Can we try it on Abbott and Rudd and see if the boolshizz disapears?
Saffer
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21 Jun 2010 6:14pm
getfunky said...

^
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All good LOLs

Can we try it on Abbott and Rudd and see if the boolshizz disapears?


I think this is abbott's problem

getfunky
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21 Jun 2010 4:24pm
Baldness?

Short sightedness?

Michael Stipeness?

Oh - it's tongue tinea.
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