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Clone Stamp Tool and History Brush

Clone Stamp Tool and History Brush - Photoshop Tutorial

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Clone Stamp Tool and History Brush

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Another important tool in Photoshop that's considered a roster editing tool would be the clone stamp tool and the shortcut for it is S and this works like a brush again so you have a brush size that you can change I normally use the square brackets on the keyboard or hold down ctrl option and click and drag left and right on a Mac computer or use ctrl alt and I believe right click and drag on a PC to get the same result so with this you can increase decrease the brush size by dragging left and right and dragging up and down will change the hardness. Most of the time with the clone stamp tool it is recommended to use a completely soft brush so hardness set to 0% and I'm just going to demonstrate how to work with this. The first thing you need to check is the sampling this should be set to all layers if you have multiple layers in a document and if you want to use the Clone Stamp Tool non-destructively again you know the drill you have to have a new layer created for it. Since I already…

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