When removing objects from a photo in Photoshop, how does Photoshop recreate what is behind the person so accurately?
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Well, for starters, there’s no “one way” that backgrounds are recreated. The two methods people generally use are content aware fill, which let’s the computer analyze the area around that which is being removed and average the results and look for patterns. So if there’s a line going into one end and out the other, the computer can usually guess the line continues through the image. This is generally only used for small spots on uniform backgrounds though, like removing acne
For larger, more professional edits, you’re gonna use a clone/stamp tool, in which you actively choose other parts of the imagine and cut and paste them into place. This is human driven, not AI driven. You can then adjust the “feather”, which is like a gradient/fade that lets it blend a little easier.
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