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Getting started with generative Fill

Getting started with generative Fill - Photoshop Tutorial

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Getting started with generative Fill

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- [Instructor] Let's take advantage of Photoshop's ability to fill in missing pixels. I'm going to start by opening up a series of raw files. We'll go to the PANO here and select all of these and click open. These will get passed off into Adobe Camera Raw, and you see that we've got this photographic scene of a large valley with some overlap in between, the photographer, and there's the photographer again. Obviously they didn't stand still, but that's okay. We'll select all of these images by shift clicking, and then with a right click, I can choose merge to panorama. What this is going to do is look for the overlap and attempt to blend them all together. Now, when you shoot something like this, what's going to happen is you might have some missing edges, so we have choices. I'm going to uncheck the auto crop option here and you'll really see it. So as I turned and panned the camera, my camera was slightly tilted upward,…

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