How to remove ANYTHING from a photo in Photoshop. 3 WAYS!

How to remove anything from a Photo in Photoshop. Remove a person, remove braces from teeth and make power lines vanish in 3 quick tutorials, you will learn different ways of removing things from photos and different Photoshop tools.
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[@photoshopcafe]

Written notes for this tut here: photoshopcafe.com/remove-anything-photo-photoshop/

[@sysandoy5153]

Yes

[@rodshelley1170]

I've used most of these techniques before, but as always you show me a bit of a new twist. Excellent! Would love to see you cover the mixer brush feature.. Thanks, Colin!

[@BlingBlingTheBSOFTHEISS]

Loving the straight line healing, thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@69slackergirl]

Really helpful! Especially the straight line removal on the power lines. Awesome. Thank you!

[@CathyCusterDonohoue]

Thank you!! I have used content aware but not content aware move. You have taught me the most about PS by watching your tutorials.

[@Julio1962]

I loved the straight line healing brush trick. Thanks!

[@lechau8887]

Among so many videos with fast-talking and fancy mouses shapes, your video focused on how the learner can follow you step by step. Slow, simple, calm, and straightforward, I am so glad I found your video.

[@SinaFarhat]

The tap, release and hold shift method of removing powerlines was new to me!

[@lisastephanija]

Thank you for this! That power lines removal trick was perfect!

[@susanpratt3290]

You reminded me of the straight line healing brush. Like this video thank you.

[@marilynzanca7712]

It was great to remove power lines, it even worked on my cs4 program. Cheers mal

[@davevowles8093]

A newcomer to Photoshop and recently found you site. You make it look easy and narrate your videos nice and slowly. What annoys me is when I have watched other Photoshop videos, the person doing the work talks and moves the cursor so fast that I have to keep going back (rewinding) several times to find where they have made their selections. Really enjoying your work, presentation and delivery. Thank you.

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks Dave!

[@JennaCee]

Always learn something by watching your videos. Thank you.

[@normsmovies4299]

Yep, I did learn a new trick... the straight line, very nice thank you Colin!

[@glenboid]

Hi Colin, Love your tutorials, I'd like to see how you advise managing ink limits?

[@cathybeacock7508]

I'm very new to photoshop so I'm loving your videos! They are very helpful tx

[@J.Lulo_]

I learn a lot watching your photoshop tutorials. Especially these simple kinds of techniques because I don’t know 🤷‍♂️ how to basically do anything in photoshop and these tutorials make me want to try to use photoshop more often. THANKS 🙏

[@photoshopcafe]

I'm glad they are helping

[@rajeshasthana5165]

Loving the straight line .

[@teresarooney4187]

Never knew about the straight line tool will be using that a lot, always seem to have power lines in my photos.

[@EricaDyson]

Fantastic. Yes, virtually everything and how you put it all together. Love your sessions... so good! Thanks

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks

[@seanconnelly2144]

Agree with Page - the straight line healing brush

[@1974xaviers]

your video was very informative... like all the 3 scenarios you have done....thanks a lot for your efforts

[@macbook6507]

Thanks for the lesson it was just amazing👏👏👏

[@jasonwang4470]

Great video love it! Really help

[@madhusoodanshimoga5725]

I was not aware of content aware move tool. Nice tip on that. Thanks.

[@maychin7428]

Super cool! Thanks for this

[@chuckdevlin6143]

Enjoyed the video. Have used the lasso tool technique, but had not used the other two. Good combination of three different techniques according to what you want to delete from image.

[@photoshopcafe]

Glad it helped

[@rayrozema5960]

Great instruction. Content aware move was new for me

[@fernandogarza1460]

Straight line healing brush. I was not aware of that function.

[@k.o.7405]

thank you, your a life saver

[@shiumxaman7674]

Thank you!!!

[@karunnaidu5060]

Thanks for this video . And I love Retuoch

[@Eric_B_59]

Great video sir. Thank you.

[@christianbugnosen9239]

Love your tutorials! mabuhay! -Philippines

[@000SilaS000]

these are one of the most old school techniques I've ever seen :))

[@charlesmalone9329]

Thank You For This Learning Video ! : )

[@mr.arshah588]

Great🔥

[@angeladpsp1]

Thank you very much Colin for making this Tutorial I've been trying to to find easier ways of getting rid of the Electrical Wires. I was wondering if you can do an Advanced Tutorial where the Electrical Wires are in a Hard Area like Trees or in front of a Subject like Houses/Buildings etc.? Also, learning how to Remove a Person was Fantastic as I have old Photos that I want to Scan which leads me to my next question what type of Scanner would be Good for Scanning Old Photo Prints? I have a 3 in 1 Epson Printer and I have scanned Photos before but sometimes if they are printed on certain Photo Papers that have Textures on them I was wondering How to Remove these Textures so that they don't destroy the Subject for ex: Dots on My Boys Baby Printed Pictures that were done at JCpenney when they were younger before I started Photography? Also, Thank you for showing how to Remove Braces as I have old Photos of My Boys that I want to Scan and get rid of their Braces. Colin You Are Absolutely Fantastic for not only Sharing your Knowledge on KZbin but also Providing Us with Written Steps which is very very helpful 👍🏻 My Facebook Page is Andrea DeBiaso and you can send me a message through Messenger. Just a little bit about myself and the Programs that I use... I only Photoshop for Editing my Photos and I use Corel's (which used to be Jasc) Paint Shop Pro version 9 to Create My Graphics and Digital Scrapbooking, before Paint Shop Pro started making it Geared to Photographers, and also I use Animation Shop that was created by Jasc which Corel got rid of and I find that Animation Shop is way better than using Photoshop Animation as the Animations are soo much smoother. Paint Shop Pro is much easier to use as they don't put so many steps like Photoshop and make it difficult to understand. I like the fact that if I did a step wrong all I have to do is go to the top and click the turn icon to undo or click the icon to redo. The Color Box is on the Top Right and it includes where you can make Patterns, Gradients and Strokes. On the top bar you can create and save your different types of Bevels, Line Strikes like Stitches, Arrows at each end, and other lines that you create and it's just a click away like the same way as looking at the Brushes in Photoshop. Another thing is when you make Shape of any kind you don't get the pixelated edges, they come out nice and clean. The Program has Scripts which is another term for Actions. It has it all like Styles but it's soo much easier to use to Create my Graphics. The only thing is even with the newer versions of Paint Shop Pro the Camera Raw is not as Great as Adobe Camera RAW and Editing my Photos. Though I have upgraded it to Paint Shop Pro X9 I honestly haven't given it a try, but I will soon enough and when I do I will contact you if that's okay? Okay! I'm Blabbering away LOL! Thank you again and I am enjoying watching all your Tutorials and Learning so much. 👍🏻❤😍👏👏👏

[@Eggo645]

I gave u an immediate thumbs-up just for having Eddie's guitar on the wall behind you, brother. Well done. Great video, too. I've been working on removing people and their chairs and fishing poles from a beach wedding shot I made recently. It's KILLING me! I cannot get the textures of the sand and the sea to match up. When I use the clone stamp tool, it's very easy to see where my cursor has left its path because the lighting is different. Even when I pull back, the edit is very obvious. I'm about to just crop the damn photo and call it a day, but I wanted to get the whole expanse of the beach. What to do?

[@abdulkreemhajali4305]

it's great and helpfull thank you

[@dentalprove9095]

I appreciate looking through your internet video. Kudos!

[@photoshopcafe]

DentalProve thanks!

[@businessdevelopment1704]

So much great information must add it to my website ;)

[@Florirah1]

Thank you so much 🌹🌹🌹

[@MrAnthonyC]

I would use clone stamp or healing brush for the teeth instead of regular brush. I would clone the shadows/ shading/shiny-ness down the contour of the tooth.

[@photoshopcafe]

fair enough

[@jenniferatterton1587]

Thank you, Colin. I have a photo with some leaves hanging down over one side of a leopard's face and would like to remove it so I can paint the whole animal. I saw your video of the Beta removal tool with the cruise ship and those crates in front of it. I, however, don't have a second photo of the animal I am talking about, so how do you do this when it's an animal with patterns such as a leopard or giraffe is involved.

[@PranavMaheshwariDon]

Nice Video Hair Cutout tutorial :-)

[@visualkapture4465]

In the first example 1. Select the guy AND parts of the blank wall. 2. Copy that selection to a new layer 3. On the new layer with just the Guy and the blank parts of the wall, select the GUY .... THEN use Content Aware Fill. 4. Clean up 5. Flatten The idea is to only have what you want the selection filled with on that layer.

[@janus1450]

Wahoo ! A real Stratenstein EVH guitar ! Congratulations Colin . Nice tutorial. As usual ;)

[@SDHOOPPanchaliChakrabort-dw6qp]

Thanks

[@arindamvlogg]

Excellent one , need to learn a technic of removing the back ground.pls help

[@tanjimbinislam3300]

Thank u

[@Kaksofaofficial636]

Gud job! Work with spirit 😊😊😘🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@disnikamuthumali6448]

I love the way u Explain .[I sub u, and liked,] i am from srilanka ,thanks.

[@Patrickt-fb5wj]

Nice Eddie Van Halen Frankenstrat guitar lol .. .Very informative, thanks|!

[@vermillion9733]

Would have been nice if you could give as the sample images to practice for ourselves and zoom in every detail when clicking a tool or doing the actual work (It would have been really cool)

[@photoshopcafe]

You can find the images on Adobe Stock, unfortunately, they aren't mine to give away. All my premium courses include practice images.

[@hephzibaeva7384]

😄🙂 thank u

[@sengcreate3060]

I'm more on the third skill most of my design with copy paste the same background on it

[@chepo1956]

I saw a content-aware feature that I hadn't used or forgot it was there which is the content-aware move.

[@IbiRere]

I learned so many things including Ctrl+1=Zoom 100% and 2 for 20%. And how to play my Guitar well and beating its boot..ahahaha Thank you sir.

[@rj934]

The copy color technique was new to me.

[@dhrumilkotecha]

In my software I don't have content aware option. Pls suggest what to do

[@sercheese]

hello, I have two pictures with the same wall in the background and the same angle. Is it possible to remove a foreign person and correct the background using the photo without this person?

[@dayleyschoenborn318]

Do you charge to edit photos?

[@srishmadangol9187]

Windows doesn’t have content aware fill. What should we do?

[@04manmeetkaurbram45]

Which app

[@dokkengirljo6993]

EVH❤️

[@caraolander1045]

I’m having a hard time moving the people in my picture. I did it once but can’t do again. I think it’s the way my layers are. I need help better understand the layers and how they need to be

[@brosnzzzrum5316]

What is the name of this app

[@lorldplagueftp]

nice brother thanks 6:31

[@lory2videos]

At least you go slow enough to understand. Way to many videos go way to fast! Thank you for explaining and going slower than most others. I have subscribed as others I won't even bother. No point as they speed through the explanation or just film it fast. Can't learn anything that way and that's the whole point. Just my opinion.

[@aaryanshaji4356]

At 2:44, I can't find a content aware fill option, can you help me?

[@Jaywl]

did everything step by step but when I hit enter on 5:35 the arm near the woman on the right also became blurry. It was visible when I was moving it but it disappeared when I hit enter.

[@poojavaghasiya7701]

I couldn't found content aware move tool in Photoshop CC 2019. Give me another solution for that

[@rajeshN97421]

Definitely available in 2019 check again dude

[@lifecareministries]

How can I contact you

[@SatisfyingGeek]

Get rid of him. Get rid of a person. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 This was hilarious

[@crazyfriendsmalayali3972]

Hai

[@khaziz5087]

nc

[@lifeis9394]

Make another one where you remove the girl with white shirt. I want to learn how to edit the part where the guy's left hand is covered by the girl

[@lorldplagueftp]

6:58 op

[@hkhridoyincludework]

Please share the images! so we can practice!

[@mr.dhillon1999]

Even kids can do this on white background.... Do the same with colored background.

[@photoshopcafe]

I already did: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b16onGx5j9OfiZI

[@alexandrugrecov8964]

Smashed into the dust !

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks!

[@14hil81]

Before two husband two wife .now one husband two wife nice edit.

[@JayJay-ds8gv]

Can't find content-aware fill in my windows ... I see content aware scare rather

[@mohdjaved9054]

Send me pictures links

[@erikswartzsc]

Though I followed your instructions exactly as you delivered them, I am not getting the same results trying to remove the power lines. Background layer > new layer > Spot Healing Brush > Sample all layers > left bracket to set size > click at beginning of wire, release > hold shift then click at end of wire. I am left with remnant of the wire below it and portions of the star part of the sign. What could I be doing wrong?

[@photoshopcafe]

Make sure the brush size is set correctly and that you are on the right tool and mode is normal

[@erikswartzsc]

@@photoshopcafe I appreciate the reply, however I'm doing everything exactly as you have instructed, and its just not working. There has to be some other setting different for me than what you have. In any event, very grateful for all of the tutorials, tips and tricks!

[@erikswartzsc]

Actually just figured it out. I toggled the icon to the right of Sample All Layers, and that gave me the results you are showing. Thanks!

[@victoriakamenova9435]

Yup, white background and the person you remove is behind the other two....

[@warotkim970]

Hi

[@photoshopcafe]

Hi

[@iamdangalira976]

I found this video in my ex youtube history.