Image Editing lesson 2 : The Clone Tool

The second video tutorial in this series about image editing concerns the use of the Clone Tool. In the first lesson we looked at image editing with Layers, and again I’m using the Seashore free image editing software for Mac but the same principles apply to many other image editing software packages.

Image editing with the Clone Tool

One simple use of the clone toolis to extend some background over part of an image that doesn’t fit in, effectively making some obtrusive feature vanish. The limitations to this are that the background has to be something relatively uniform. If you want to try your hand at editing the photograph used as an example in this tutorial then you will find it here on Flickr with a creative commons license that allows derivatives to be made and published, with attribution.

Related posts:

1. Image Editing Lesson 1 : Layers
2. Image Editing 3 : Colour Select with Seashore for Mac
3. Seashore Image Editing Tutorial 5 – Tinting
4. How to Photograph a Ghost
5. Seashore Image Editor for Mac – Better than The Gimp