If a transform Clone Type is used, the selection is appropriately transformed. The Obey Source Selection option uses any selection in the clone source region to constrain painting in the destination. Rotate & Scale (2) cloning rotates and scales the source image using two reference points. For more information, see Cloning image areas. Offset cloning is basic point-to-point cloning and is useful for retouching photographs. The source and destination areas can be at different locations in the same or different documents. Offset (1) cloning offsets the image from the source. This type of cloning, in which no transformations occur, is the basic type of cloning between documents. This means that the pixels of the destination document correspond directly to the pixels of the source document. Normal (0), or zero-point, cloning references the upper-left corners of the source and destination documents and patterns. For complete information on using the different clone types, refer to Image cloning and sampling. With two or more reference points, you can apply a transformation (rotate, skew, scale, mirror, and perspective) during cloning. These variations are arranged according to the number of reference points used.
The Clone Type control lets you choose among several cloning variations. It is supported for brushes that use the following dab types: Circular, Computed Circular, Captured, Single-Pixel, Static Bristle, Dynamic Speckle Bristle, and Dynamic Speckle Particle types (Flow, Gravity, and Spring).īrushstrokes with Random Clone Source disabled (left) and enabled (right) The Precise Sampling control directs a brush to sample color from the center of the dab and is useful when using a large dab to clone images with transparency. For information about using different clone types, see Cloning color. The Clone Color option is also available on the Color panel. Clone Color takes averaged samples of color from the clone source, resulting in an approximation of the original. The Clone Color control directs a brush to pick up color from a source image. The Cloning controls are specific to brushes that use the Cloning method and the Clone Color option. You can also choose chalk or one of the other tools that cover underlying colors. Use the Opacity slider on the property bar to control how rapidly these brushes build up to black. If you clone with one of these brushes in a dark area of your image, you may not achieve the desired results.
The Cloning method is good to use when you want to precisely recreate portions of a source image.īrushes that use build-up methods, like pencils and felt pens, build toward black. Unlike the Clone Color option, the Cloning method preserves the original image texture in the clone.
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In the Brush Selector, perform a task from the following table.An example of a brush variant using a cloning methodīecause the Cloning method uses a full set of pixels from the original document for each brush dab, you get a truer copy of the original than you might by using the Clone Color button. To modify the display of brush categories and variants In the Brush Selector, click the Brush library options button, and choose Show Dab and Stroke Preview. To show or hide the dab and stroke preview window Switching to a different brush library clears the most recently used brushes list. The list of recently used brushes includes only brushes from the currently selected brush library. In the Brush Selector, click the Brush library options button, and choose Show Recent Brushes. In the Brush Selector, click the Brush library options button, and choose Show Brush Library Selector. To show or hide the Brush Library Selector In the Brush Selector, click the toggle button to display or hide the list of brush pack promotions. In the Brush Selector, click the Brush library options button, and choose Show Brush Pack Promotions. To show or hide the Brush Pack Promotions bar You can close the Brush Selector bar and Brush Selector panel by clicking the Close button on the header bar.
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