How to remove objects in your photos with Photoshop’s content-aware tools

Macworld
Sep 3, 2015, 6:49 pm529 pts
When it comes to removing objects in your pictures, nothing (yet) beats the power of Adobe Photoshop CC. If you’ve got plenty of background pixels surrounding the thing you want to zap, you can quickly send it packin’ with the Fill command’s Content-Aware option. But what if you need to use another area of…

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