How to Use Lightroom Content Aware Fill to Remove Objects From Photos

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024

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  • @DavidJohnstonPhoto
    @DavidJohnstonPhoto  Před rokem +4

    Are you using Content Aware Fill for your Lightroom photography edits? LMK!

    • @geoffbaker380
      @geoffbaker380 Před rokem +1

      Yes. Your explanation was great. You covered areas that were troublesome -- when content aware doesn't do good job (area selection to correct) and use of other healing-clone tools. Thank you again.

    • @juancarloschan7501
      @juancarloschan7501 Před rokem +1

      Lightroom Classic

    • @MarcosIssa1
      @MarcosIssa1 Před rokem

      Lightroom

    • @janismcgowan9283
      @janismcgowan9283 Před rokem

      I am and this helps a great deal. I am planning on learning more ps skills but in the meantime this helps a lot! Thanks!

    • @stubones
      @stubones Před 8 měsíci

      It seemed to work better with previous versions of LRC. The latest updates have done something not good...

  • @richardduckworth859
    @richardduckworth859 Před rokem +2

    Thanks for the update, David. Up until now I have often been disappointed in the LR clean up tools, and often sent the photo to Ps. I'll look forward to trying this new feature, particularly I like that new feature you mentioned last of choosing the area you want to clone from. It's kind of a combo of content aware fill and the clone stamp.

    • @DavidJohnstonPhoto
      @DavidJohnstonPhoto  Před rokem

      Yes! It has worked great for smaller objects, but like I said, it can be tricky for larger ones

  • @AleRodrigues
    @AleRodrigues Před rokem +1

    Great video David, I have tried this feature and it stills fall short of the PS version, but what a big improvement from the previous LR version. By the way, soon I'll be sharing some landscape photography channels around the world in my YT channel + blog and yours is on the list. thanks for sharing this content. Will let you know when I do. Congratulations

    • @DavidJohnstonPhoto
      @DavidJohnstonPhoto  Před rokem +1

      Thanks for sharing the channel! I agree, PS is still more precise but there’s no doubt this tool will improve with time

  • @gabrieldiaz5967
    @gabrieldiaz5967 Před 4 měsíci

    Thanks for a quick and easy to follow vid.

  • @viksail
    @viksail Před rokem

    I am learning to use the content aware fill and this video has corrected all the issues I was having with it. thanx. I have subscribed so I don't miss any more LR features.

  • @krisweyers6248
    @krisweyers6248 Před rokem

    Just updated today. Can’t wait to try it.

  • @lrtdale
    @lrtdale Před rokem

    Great content. When shooting day to night Timelapse I often get small bugs on my lens, this is a great way to eliminate them.

  • @91364Steve
    @91364Steve Před rokem

    This will really speed up my workflow. Thank you.

  • @kimmiea3321
    @kimmiea3321 Před rokem

    Awesome tips here, Thank you, David!

  • @richardsmith5021
    @richardsmith5021 Před rokem

    Thanks David , I haven’t tried it in LR, but have inPS. I’ll have to compare the two and see which works best in different situations.

  • @arlinevinson8448
    @arlinevinson8448 Před rokem

    I’ve not tried it. Looking forward to doing so. Thanks for a good demo👏🏻

  • @larrym2068
    @larrym2068 Před rokem

    Thank you, David. I didn't know there was a LR update that contains this feature. Just updated my software and look forward to using it. Thanks for the tutorial.

  • @mickbear413
    @mickbear413 Před rokem

    Thanks for another great informative video David. Another step into my learning of Lightroom and photoshop.

  • @shara1659
    @shara1659 Před 9 měsíci

    Great video, thanks. For some reason I can’t find this AI feature for my healing brush in LRC. Is there a download I need to get to make the magic happen?

  • @jimharris3889
    @jimharris3889 Před rokem

    I prefer PS for these challenging clones/content aware fill , much better tools in PS , the remove tool is outstanding in PS,, way better then LR, LR works fine for dust and such

  • @audreyfraser2806
    @audreyfraser2806 Před rokem

    So does this work on a shadow on a backdrop in studio so basically the person sitting in front of the backdrop and there’s a shadow to their last or the photographers, right?

  • @FaithfulPastor
    @FaithfulPastor Před rokem

    Hi David. I have mixed results and I do not know why. Sometimes I click on the Content Aware Remove tool and I get a the circle. Yay. Sometimes I get a drawing tool that looks like a caterpillar. Once I get the caterpillar, I'm lost. I cannot figure out how to get back to the circle. What's the cause? Why am I not always getting the circle?

  • @run4life549
    @run4life549 Před rokem

    I have tried the tool and like it, but I don't seem to be able to add separate content aware removal areas and cloning areas. When I switch from one to the other the source area changes to the other tool. I had to make multiple exports and do the removal in stages. I am doing this on a PC. Thoughts?

  • @TVe200
    @TVe200 Před rokem +1

    I use it in Lightroom. When I go into Photoshop I never find out where Adobe have placed things. There are so many options and I don't understand most of them.

  • @harmenvanwelbergen4224

    I use it in lightroom

  • @vickirushing8298
    @vickirushing8298 Před 10 měsíci

    Does this work on an iPad? I have a subscription.

  • @hjmkhalaf
    @hjmkhalaf Před rokem

    Hi,
    Is there a way to sync Content-Aware Remove across multiple photos and it makes it smartly just like the masks?
    that would be great to save time removing the same object form multiple photos Automatically regardless of the location of object in the photo

    • @DavidJohnstonPhoto
      @DavidJohnstonPhoto  Před rokem

      You can but it doesn’t work very well. You’ll honestly spend more time fixing it afterwards

  • @karenpettay688
    @karenpettay688 Před rokem

    Unfortunately, my effort didn't play out anywhere near as easily as this video shows. Only a small section morphed into a different look. Part of the unwanted object still remained. ?

  • @capshroud
    @capshroud Před rokem

    The magic eraser function on my Pixel 6 phone works better than anything I saw here.

    • @DavidJohnstonPhoto
      @DavidJohnstonPhoto  Před rokem

      I honestly wish Google would make a desktop photo editing software

  • @leoliu8403
    @leoliu8403 Před rokem

    I always use photoshop to remove obstruct subjects, I will try Lightroom to do the jobs

  • @jimpool6096
    @jimpool6096 Před rokem

    In Lightroom classic.

  • @paulkinnaird7015
    @paulkinnaird7015 Před rokem

    Still use PS except for sensor dust

  • @mikebodge5870
    @mikebodge5870 Před rokem +1

    That looked like Nick Page that you removed?

  • @treyfoerster8759
    @treyfoerster8759 Před rokem

    Just LR

  • @heatherrobinson112
    @heatherrobinson112 Před rokem

    Use Lightroom however not always acceptable

  • @jimforbes9119
    @jimforbes9119 Před 3 měsíci

    Please! PLEASE learn the difference between LIGHTROOM AND LIGHTROOM C L A S S I C ❗
    Your video is about Lightroom classic yet you titled it as Lightroom.