New Content-Aware Fill Makes Photoshop Easier And More Realistic
Adobe has released a sneak peek preview video of an amazing new Photoshop feature.
The “Content-Aware Fill” tool allows users to effortlessly fill in and clone problem areas, removing objects and imperfections while seamlessly maintaining the appearance of the surrounding area.
Jason Kottke reports that a version of this was first seen at SIGGRAPH in August of last year.
Watch the demo below:
Content-Aware Fill Sneak PeekSneak
[via Kottke]
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