Remove text from image

[spk8198]

With PaintShop Pro x6, is there a way to remove text from a shirt in the image and get the entire shirt one solid color? The shirt in the photo is not flat, it is wavy.

[Kathy_9]

There is no "one step fix" if that's what you are asking. If you have a decent resolution image and some patience it can be done (probably with the clone tool) but it would be helpful to see the image prior to suggesting a method.

[spk8198]

Here is a crop of the image showing what I am talking about along with information on the photo. It is pretty hard to tell what is going on. I couldn't upload as much as I wanted as there is a pretty small attachment size allowed, but where the M and N are there are waves in the shirt.

Dimensions: 4028 x 6080 pixels
Date: 2013:09:19 11:43:41
Camera: NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D600
Exposure: 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO Speed: 1250
Flash Used: No

[MarkZ]

To post a larger sample I suggest you crop a suitable area from your photo, enough to demonstrate the issue, crop as new image, resize the new image to the max pixel size allowed for posting (850 x 800?) save under a new name and upload that. I think cloning would work but it would take quite a bit of work to make it look real.

[spk8198]

Here is a new crop of the image.

[Grazie]

I used X6 and "Clone Brush". I kept taking nearby samples and changing Brush size. In the more complex wavy areas I made adjustments to density and just kept brushing over and over until I had a good enough meld into the surrounding areas.

Doesn't look too shabby?

http://forum.corel.com/EN/download/file ... ew&id=4729

Grazie

[Tadjio]

I used X6 and "Clone Brush". I kept taking nearby samples and changing Brush size. In the more complex wavy areas I made adjustments to density and just kept brushing over and over until I had a good enough meld into the surrounding areas.
Doesn't look too shabby?

That looks good and is the way I would have done it

[spk8198]

I tried the clone brush, but it looked really bad. I never adjusted the density though. Where is that found?

[Kathy_9]

It is on the Tool Options palette directly above your image. If you are not seeing it go to View -> Palettes and check Tool Options.