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if I were creating this series even a
few months ago I would never consider
including the remove tool but looking at
how versatile it has been how well it
works it would be criminal of me to not
include it let me show you a few
examples first of all let us take the
Clone stamp tool right here now the way
the Clone stamp tool works is that it's
just a simple copy and paste in a brush
and it's important to learn we'll get to
it later but for right now if you choose
the Clone stamp tool which is this tool
right here let's select that and let's
say we want to remove this chain that
he's wearing if we take a sample here's
how we take a sample we hold the ALT key
or the option key click to take a sample
and we try to align it right here and if
we paint the alignment goes Haywire yes
there is a way you can rotate the sample
and then paint it there are shortcuts we
have made a video about it many years
ago but still This is complicated then
you also have something like the spot
healing brush tool let's select and
let's try to paint it this is automatic
but it doesn't work that well let's
paint like this see it creates this
breakpoint and in complicated areas it
absolutely messes up if we try to paint
like this look at the weird shape it has
created but it's still better but then
comes the remove tool which changes
everything now I know I heard this in a
rap song but I think it's important and
it goes like if you don't evolve you
will evaporate and I don't want you to
evaporate we have to move with the times
we have to move with the technological
advancements and the introduction of
these tools not only entirely change the
way we work with Photoshop but also
changes the way we learn Photoshop so
it's important that we learn it in the
beginning stages so first off we have to
remove tool let's do some housekeeping
how do you see the two you want to make
sure that you have updated to the latest
version of Photoshop let's go to help
about Photoshop make sure your version
is 24.5 or higher now keep in mind this
is the regular version of Photoshop not
the beta apps so just update your
Photoshop and you'll be good to go now
how do you see the remove tool even
after updating if you don't see the
remove tool right here it probably means
that it's hidden so if you click on the
three dots right here there you have the
remove tool if you still don't see it go
to edit toolbar and inside of that in
extra tools section you will see the
remove tool if you don't see it yet
right here or somewhere here you will
see it now you can arrange tools the way
you want so I'm going to go to this
section which is the spot healing and
you can keep it in any order you want I
want to keep it absolutely at the top
click on done and now you have to remove
tool at the top now have a look at the
magic of remove two first of all I would
always create a new layer by clicking on
this button so that we are working
non-destructively and we are filling
areas on a brand new layer then you want
to make sure sample all layers is
checked otherwise the current layer is
empty and it's not going to sample
anything and then simply paint now it's
not removing those because remove after
each stroke is unchecked so let's check
it from right here and have a look at it
it's much better now you can check this
we'll look at these settings later but
have a look at the difference between
this and the spot healing so let's do
the same right here we're gonna paint
over the chain
all throughout and take a look at the
difference look at how good this is this
is way better everything is joined
properly in this lesson we'll dive deep
into how to use the remove tool and I
can guarantee that you'll be a master of
remove tool by the end of this video If
you practice along now before we move
forward let's see how it does in this
area this is a tricky area let's paint
wow look at it this is amazing and if
you feel that a line is not straight
just dab right there it straightens the
line that's so cool let's start from
square one so what is the remove tool in
Photoshop it's simply a Photoshop tool
now keep in mind it's a tool it's not
something like content aware fill it's
not a function it's a tool Photoshop 2
to remove stuff that's all there is to
it now it can do more we'll get to it
later but it's a great removal tool it
does not fill an area with something
else like The Sensational generative
film it is just for removing stuff take
a look at this example first of all
always create a new layer by clicking on
the new layer button right there make
sure sample all layers and remove after
each stroke is checked now just like the
brush you can adjust the size here as
well with the bracket keys so I can
decrease the size increase the size it's
up to you now let me share with you a
trick let's say you want to remove this
line so what do you do you can hold the
shift key and if you draw it will draw a
straight line so cool isn't it now I can
go forward and first of all let me
remove this all right we can go forward
even go inside little bit like that and
it takes care of the hand Edge and
everything and if this area looks a
little awkward don't worry about it just
paint over it like this
there you go it joins the line let's do
it one more time right here perfect
let's do it right here as well it
improves that let's try a couple times
once right here as well and there you go
a perfect Edge now let me share with you
one more trick when you're holding the
shift key it will only let you draw like
this horizontal
or like this all right it won't let you
draw straight lines unless they are
horizontal or vertical so how do we get
around that first of all uncheck remove
after each stroke because we will need
several dabs here what do I mean by that
let's say we have to remove this line
right here and it's not absolutely
straight let's say this line it's not
straight so here's what we do we dab
once hold the shift key and dab at the
other corner it draws a line between
point a and point B and then you can
check it to remove it cool similarly let
me do that one more time for you just
dab once all right point a
hold the shift key dab at point B and it
draws a line between those two points
and by the way this works with the brush
to anything with a brush on it now now
check it
there you go gone now as I told you the
remove tool as the name suggests can
definitely remove things but it also can
join things attach things create lines
and we did a video about it which you
can watch right here just a short
preview for example you want to make the
beard sharper you want to make it come
in a line so let's create a new layer
and just paint like this there you go
it's now in a line let's paint a little
bit right there let's paint in this
missing area that was weird let's try
one more time that's better so there you
go let's take a look at the before and
after so here's the before here's the
after you see that now there's a
detailed video on it of course you can
watch it right here now the remove tool
keep in mind it's a tool and just like
every other tool remove tool has its own
options where in the options bar let me
give you a refresher from the first
lesson any tool you select for example
the brush tool the options for the brush
tool will be at at the top in the
options bar and that is why it is called
the options bar and this option
corresponds to the tool that you have
selected or is activated at the moment
so right now if we select the remove
tool right here first we have the size
which we can easily control with the
bracket Keys we can increase the size or
decrease the size now here we have the
option for pen pressure if that is
activated the size of the brush will be
controlled by the pressure in your pen
if you are using a graphic tablet so if
I press softly have a look the size is
small but if I press harder and harder
the size is bigger as soon as I start
pressing softly the size gets smaller
and smaller all right I usually keep it
unchecked we don't really need that all
right let's deactivate it now this
checkbox is very important that is
sample all layers it allows you to
create a different layer for the fill
areas so let's say in this case I'm
going to remove this distraction right
here of course I can remove it in the
background layer in the image layer just
like this but now I want to get it back
or now I want to decrease the opacity I
just cannot I'm stuck it's gone however
if I create a new layer and then if this
is unchecked and if we try to do that
there is nothing to sample from right
this is an empty layer so how do we make
the remove tool consider everything
that's on the canvas just make sure
sample all layers is checked now when
you try to do that it will remove it and
that replaced area will be on a new lab
you can then decrease the opacity
increase the opacity that's up to you
you have all the freedom you want you
can turn it off and on this is
non-destructive the next option is super
important that is remove after each
stroke unless you are super professional
acrobat with your pen or Mouse this is a
very important option so let's say this
is checked and you want to remove the
scar you want to be careful with it you
only want to remove the car let's say
you painted my like this and then you
want to paint on the inside and you want
to lift your pen or Mouse
but when you lift it it's gonna go crazy
now you have to deal with all of these
artifacts so oftentimes you need to
paint a couple times you need to lift
your pen paint again or lift the mouse
button and paint again to make sure that
the entire object is covered and then
apply the removal and for those
situations let's go back for those
situations you want to make sure that
this is unchecked so that you can apply
it lift your hand
apply it again lift your hand and you
can take your time with this you want to
make sure just the car gets affected and
then you can take your time to fill the
car you don't have to worry about
getting your mouse button or pin get
lifted accidentally and once you're done
you can just click on check right here
and it removes that beautifully now
after that we have to clean up now in
this situation it would be very time
consuming if I painted just a little bit
and then clicked on check painted one
more time and clicked on check and for
those situations again let's go back
just check remove after each stroke and
it will automatically remove after each
stroke just paint right here fixed just
paint right here to continue this line
and it should hopefully there you go and
paint right here again that is nicer so
sometimes you need it on sometimes you
need it off and there you have the car
removed let's take a look here's the
before here's the after if you see any
discrepancy like I'm seeing now just
paint over it and it's gone now one of
the things this tool does incredible
when it comes to retouching is removing
FlyAway hair or Crosshair much better
than the spot healing brush tool so now
if you zoom in let's say there's a hair
going through a lot of things let's
choose to remove tool and sometimes if
we work with the spot healing brush tool
let me share that with you let's choose
the spot healing brush tool make sure
you create a new layer make sure sample
all layers is checked and then if I
paint like this all throughout
somewhere it will break have a look at
it here's the before here's the after
there's a break point right here now if
you take the remove tool let us choose
the remove tool from right here and now
if we do the same thing make sure remove
after each stroke is checked does it
create a break point yes it does but
it's much better than before now if I
paint one more time it fixes the
breakpoint paint one more time it fixes
that line and there you go you cannot
even see what the problem was so
removing Fly Away here that was a very
complicated one have a look right here
as well if I continue see it joined the
line which is so good similarly you can
remove FlyAway hair Crosshair and this
is into high end retouching now in
moments like these you wouldn't be using
something like the generator fill
because it just doesn't make sense now
just by doing nothing much we have
removed a lot before after before after
and such a clean job it has done
similarly you can use the same technique
to move wrinkles or blemishes just zoom
in paint over the blemishes and it's
gone and it does a pretty good job
wrinkles as well just paint over them
and it goes away
pretty good now the reason I recommend
doing it on a separate layer is because
we can control the opacity sometimes you
want to keep it a little natural but a
little removed too so let's create a new
layer I just clicked on this button to
create a new layer let's say you're
creating a layer for wrinkles and in
here you removed the wrinkles that you
didn't want but removing all of them
would make it look unnatural and take
all the smile lines away we don't want
that we want her to be happy so we can
keep a little bit of it so let's remove
these for example
and now all of that is gone now what we
can do is simply decrease the opacity so
have a little bit of those lines but not
too much of it let's say at 50 percent
so here's the before the groove is too
deep here's the after now it's settled
now let me share with you one more
hidden use case now this is not so much
known but we covered it in this video
it's similar to that so if you zoom in
let's say the teeth is not straight if
you want it to be absolutely straight
let's say we create a new layer now in
this case her teeth is amazing but for
some reason if you want straight teeth
just paint right here it creates a
straight line just
paint there you go look at that right if
this is not straight just paint right
here now this is amazing I'm just
sharing with you an example there you go
it's done when someone has applied a
thick lipstick and it is straight but
the model says Hey I want it absolutely
perfectly straight here's how you do it
let's say this is the lipstick and it's
looking amazing let's create a new layer
first but there are these little break
points these are nothing but you want to
make it straight so you can paint there
you go that is fixed there we go that is
fixed similarly you can paint in this
area to connect the line it connects so
little connections like that remove tool
can be absolutely essential now one of
my favorite things about the remove tool
is that it creates edges and lines
perfectly so in this example I was at
Adobe offices in San Francisco let's say
you have to remove this of course it
will do a fantastic job of it there's no
rocket science here but have a look
there's lots of lines right here this
wooden pattern let's see how it performs
when it comes to removing that it did a
good job there if I remove this
and again
this one as well it did a perfectly
amazing job if something is not
connecting you can paint to join that
line and it does an okay job there you
go it's better now now similarly right
here as well just paint the whole thing
there you go such a straight line I have
to remove this railing from right here
let's do that let's paint all over it
now there are lots of lines and floor
mats involved
but let's see how it does that it
continues the floor mat which is good
but it kind of messed up right over here
so first let's remove it then let's
paint to continue this line see it
continued that line similarly just paint
right here to continue that line it did
not continue for some reason there you
go pin one more time and there you go
that line is continued if you want to
remove this plant and you want to create
a line right here that's the magic we
can do just paint a couple times and it
will do the magic for you so there you
go like that now didn't do a perfectly
awesome job but just paint over the
lines just paint a few times let it
continue the line and it did continue
the line let's paint a little bit right
here
make the wall smoother and if you want
there's this Shadow right here which
shouldn't be there there you go that is
removed too and that's how you can
create Lines by using the remove tool
all you have to do just paint a couple
times there you'll get a hang of it now
there's something you should be careful
about when using the remove tool try not
to use it in large areas at one time
little by little is fine especially when
it comes to retouching so in this case
this hair might be distracting you so we
can paint over it no problem at all all
right but if I painted a large portion
like this it will create this AI pattern
it didn't do now let me do that one more
time one time it looks okay but if you
zoom in you see this pattern created by
AI if I faint again and again and again
see this pattern that is created that
looks unnatural and you will see this
pattern if you use the remove tool over
an area many times especially if it's
skin so let's say I wanted to remove
this and I painted all over the eye bag
it did a good job but if I keep on doing
it
more and more you keep on seeing this
pattern right here like somebody has
woven this area so use little by little
like this it's fine use once in an area
subtly don't repeat over the same area
again and again and just be careful be
mindful of it so that's all about the
remove tool in Photoshop and just like
the batteries in my candles yes that's
an electric handle uh this lesson comes
to an end and I'll see you in the next
lesson all you have to keep in mind is
that the remove tool is a tool to remove
stuff but it's not just limited to that
it does more than that it creates lines
joins lines create smooth edges and
there are many applications of it you
have to be careful of one thing that is
if you paint over large areas especially
when you're working with the skin it
creates a pattern not only in the skin
even if you're removing something in
nature and you paint a lot over an area
over a large area many times you may
likely see that pattern so be careful
with the remove tool whenever you're
working with the remove tool make sure
you're working on a separate layer and
make sure sample all layers is checked
so that you're working non-destructively
also according to your needs you can
check on and off remove after each
stroke I hope this video helped you and
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