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From: mickCyber on 2 Mar 2010 03:07 Hi i want to enlarge/clone a panel. So how should I clone a small region to around 20x the size without any visible effects? i know the clone tool but it's difficult to get the transitions nice. any other way? Many thanks Michael PS: PS or Gimp
From: Andrew Morton on 2 Mar 2010 04:22 mickCyber wrote: > i want to enlarge/clone a panel. So how should I clone a small region > to around 20x the size without any visible effects? i know the clone > tool but it's difficult to get the transitions nice. any other way? What do you mean by "panel"? Is it a panel as in some part of a window on the computer, or just some arbitrary section of a photo? If the former, you could try using nearest neighbour interpolation when enlarging it. And what are these "transitions" of which you speak? The clone tool is probably not what you're after: you likely want to select the region and transform it (<ctrl>T), you can set exact values in the Options panel at the top. Andrew
From: Ragnar on 2 Mar 2010 06:04 "mickCyber" <CyberMike(a)nospam.com> wrote in message news:5264d$4b8cc793$c299b665$20740(a)news.hispeed.ch... > Hi > i want to enlarge/clone a panel. So how should I clone a small region to > around 20x the size without any visible effects? i know the clone tool > but it's difficult to get the transitions nice. any other way? > Many thanks > Michael > PS: PS or Gimp I do not have the latest version of PS but AFAIK you can not use the clone tool to make an enlarged copy. You need to copy the small region to a new layer then use Transform to make it 20x bigger. There is no way of doing this without 'any visible effects'. I hope I have understood your question correctly. R.
From: Kabuki on 2 Mar 2010 13:53 "mickCyber" <CyberMike(a)nospam.com> wrote in message news:5264d$4b8cc793$c299b665$20740(a)news.hispeed.ch... > Hi > i want to enlarge/clone a panel. So how should I clone a small region to > around 20x the size without any visible effects? i know the clone tool > but it's difficult to get the transitions nice. any other way? > Many thanks > Michael > PS: PS or Gimp If you can post the picture it would help to give the right advice often I have a picture that the background does not cover the layout shape- I have used transform to stretch it out but it works best on solid or gradient areas. Have also used it to elongate a model's legs. NOTE: when I make the marquee I use a big feather to soften the transition and not get a 'crack" another way is to copy part of the "panel" and paste it, you may still need the clone tool to blend the areas --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: news(a)netfront.net ---
From: Mike Russell on 2 Mar 2010 19:00
On Tue, 2 Mar 2010 11:04:29 -0000, Ragnar wrote: > "mickCyber" <CyberMike(a)nospam.com> wrote in message > news:5264d$4b8cc793$c299b665$20740(a)news.hispeed.ch... >> Hi >> i want to enlarge/clone a panel. So how should I clone a small region to >> around 20x the size without any visible effects? i know the clone tool >> but it's difficult to get the transitions nice. any other way? >> Many thanks >> Michael >> PS: PS or Gimp > > I do not have the latest version of PS but AFAIK you can not use the clone > tool to make an enlarged copy. > You need to copy the small region to a new layer then use Transform to make > it 20x bigger. There is no way of doing this without 'any visible effects'. > I hope I have understood your question correctly. > R. CS4 will do a variety of transforms using the clone tool, including making an enlarged copy. This usually saves having to dupe the source image when the cloned area is rotated, flipped, or a different size. It's a major upgrade feature that doesn't get mentioned very much. -- Mike Russell - http://www.curvemeister.com |