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Using Corel PhotoPaint’s Clone Tool Part 2

November 21, 2009 CorelDraw, CorelDraw Help 1 Comment
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Using Corel PhotoPaints Clone Tool Part 2
By Mike Clarke
May 27, 2003, 00:12
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Now it is time to click in another area to repair that area. If you look you have two points on the cursor – a “+” sign and an “o”. The plus sign is where you are sampling and the “o” is where the sample is being placed. … Continue Reading

Using Corel PhotoPaint’s Clone Tool Part 1

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By Mike Clarke
May 26, 2003, 23:26
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Problem: When working with photographs occasionally you are presented with a photograph that is contaminated with finger prints, has ripped edges or creases. Sublimating this image is not a good idea as the final image is only going to look as bad as the original.

Solution: The best way to fix up these imperfections is with the clone tool that is provided in Corel PhotoPaint. … Continue Reading

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