Adobe 29180155 - Photoshop Elements 4.0, Руководство

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Discontiguous
Contiguous
Continuous
Once
Background Swatch
To the top
Brush
Sample All Layers
Opacity
1. Select the Color Replacement tool (The Color Replacement tool is part of the Brush Tool Options bar).
2. Choose a brush tip from the Brush menu in the options bar. For Mode, generally, you’ll want to keep the blending mode set to
Color.
3. For Limits, choose one of the following:
Replaces the sampled color wherever it occurs under the pointer.
Replaces colors that are contiguous with the color immediately under the pointer.
4. For Tolerance, specify a low percentage to replace colors very similar to the pixel you click, or raise the percentage to replace
a broader range of colors.
5. To give a smooth edge to the areas you correct, select Anti-aliasing.
6. Choose the required method of sampling. Available options are:
Continuously samples color, as you drag the color replacement tool.
Samples color only once, when you start dragging the color replacement tool.
Replaces the area containing the background color, whenever you drag the color replacement tool over
it.
7. Choose a foreground color to use to replace the unwanted color.
8. Click the color you want to replace in the image.
9. Drag within the image to replace the targeted color.
Clone images or areas in an image
The Clone Stamp tool paints with an image sample, which you can use to duplicate objects, remove image imperfections, or paint over objects in
your photo.
Original photo (top), after adding two starfish with the Clone Stamp tool (center), and after removing a person with the Clone Stamp tool (bottom).
1. Select the Clone Stamp tool .
2. (Optional) Set options in the options bar:
Sets the brush tip. Click the arrow next to the brush sample, choose a brush category from the Brushes pop - up menu,
and then select a brush thumbnail.
To sample (copy) data from all visible layers, select Sample All Layers. To sample data from only the
active layer, deselect this option.
Sets the opacity of the paint you apply. A low opacity setting allows pixels under a paint stroke to show through.
Drag the slider, or enter an opacity value.