

This click also sets the spacing between the source and target regions. Then release Ctrl and click to start brushing the source region into the area you want to cover. To select the source region for cloning, hold down the Ctrl key and click in the picture.

and Blur (sets how sharply the brush fades out at the edges).Density (sets how much it is applied in one pass of the mouse),.Opacity (sets how visible the edit is),.The way it works is simple: it takes the picture material in the source location and copies it to the target location. You’ll find the Clone Stamp in the Retouching Tools group. In some cases, work with it can take more time and effort than work with more modern tools, but on the other hand it can help you with situations that other tools can’t handle. The oldest tool for erasing unwanted elements from a picture-and a very effective one-is the Clone Stamp (S). But to keep things clear, we’ll be staying within the Editor for these two. The Clone Stamp and the Healing Brush are, however, also in the Develop module, which enables non-destructive edits. You can find most of these functions in the Editor.

