Removing a blue line?

Hobbes · 2003-01-15 16:22:52

I have a picture that has a blue marker run across it. Most of it I got rid of it using a clone brush but some of it is transparent and I reckon it can be filtered out. I'm just not sure how? I'm using PSP7 and the program reconises the tint is there as I can select it, but not sure what to do to remove it.

15-01-2003 05:22PM

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Hobbes

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I have a picture that has a blue marker run across it.

Most of it I got rid of it using a clone brush but some of it is transparent and I reckon it can be filtered out. I'm just not sure how?

I'm using PSP7 and the program reconises the tint is there as I can select it, but not sure what to do to remove it.

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#2 15-01-2003 05:26PM

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Get Photoshop.

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#3 15-01-2003 05:29PM

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Any non stupid answers?

Have you used PSP7? How do you do it in Photoshop then Mr Smarty pants.

If I knew the steps odds on PSP7 has it.

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#4 16-01-2003 03:51AM

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post the picture

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#5 16-01-2003 03:52PM

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Can you edit individual colour channels?

I think you can in PSP7.
Just go into the blue channel and use the clone brush and smooth tool. THis means it won't affect the other 2 channels.

You'll still need to edit them too but that's a handy tip.

You'd really need to post the picture hard to say what techniques are good without seeing it.

- Kevin

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