Hi Paul, I made a selection around the area that needed adjustment and feathered it slightly. This was done on a separate layer. Depending on what's being done, I use a separate, new layer or a duplicate layer. I then chose an area from the arm above the selection and used the healing brush set to either normal or replace @ 100% opacity, and afterwards adjusted the opacity and fill of the layer to get close to what the arm should look like. The choice between normal and replace is sometimes subjective, and either will work just about as well. Other times it's clear that one is preferable to the other, but damned if I can actually explain why. You just have to try both. HTH.
Shel > [Original Message] > From: Paul Stenquist > > Hi Shel, > Thanks for the effort. I think you did a better job on the arm than I > did. I'm going to work on it a bit more before I make a print. However, > I prefer the bright green. I know it's a distraction, but I think it's > an attractive distraction. How did you alter the color of the arm? I > just cloned areas from above the elbow but tried to preserve the shape > of the elbow.
