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Remove ANYTHING from Complex Perspectives! – Photoshop Tutorial

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Learn how to remove objects maintaining the patterns or texture that follow complex perspectives with Photoshop! In this tutorial, we will explore the “Vanishing Point” filter in Photoshop, and learn how we can use it to define and work in perspective.

We will also learn how to perform better cloning by combining it with selections. I hope this video helps you. Thank you so much for watching 🙂

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44 responses to “Remove ANYTHING from Complex Perspectives! – Photoshop Tutorial”

  3. Unmesh, would you please consider posting a video retouching/restoring a bad old black and white print that genealogists run into a lot? That is one lesson you don't have in your videos. You are amazing! The rest of us are just in awe.

  41. ==> Can you, please, do an in-depth tutorial on how to switch/change a hairstyle on a person and make it look realistic? (Example: short to long, long to bald, wavy to straight, spiky to feathered, etc. Whatever you come up with to teach us would be awesome.) Even if it's a long tutorial, that's not a problem. Thanks!

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