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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Thank you for more tips guys
I am stil practising and I am definitely getting better, I have this fantastic, well for me it is, shot of the car, but there are legs etc everywhere, and it is starting to look good. I will post, when I am happy with it!!
I am stil practising and I am definitely getting better, I have this fantastic, well for me it is, shot of the car, but there are legs etc everywhere, and it is starting to look good. I will post, when I am happy with it!!
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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If a novice can add a tip, frequently change the place and angle you are picking the clone up from, and work as close to the item being erazed as possible.
Sorry just noticed this is a bit out of date, just found time to do a bit of reading
Sorry just noticed this is a bit out of date, just found time to do a bit of reading
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I am still no better at cloning either
than when i wrote this thread
than when i wrote this thread
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It's time consuming but careful use of the cloning stamp at about 50% opacity works fairly well. You've got to keep moving the pickup stamp before staming the clone or repeating patterns begin to appear.
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