Photoshop Tip: Remove objects from photos with Vanishing Poi

Photoshop how-to site Photoshopsupport.com shows you how to make objects disappear from photos using Photoshop's Vanishing Point tool.

This is actually an excerpt from one of the site's video tutorials. The three-minute clip demonstrates the use of the Vanishing Point tool, which, when combined with the clone tool, enables you to quickly and easily scrub almost anything out of a photo. The results are quite impressive, especially the way the lines in the floorboards stay completely intact. Worthwhile viewing for anyone learning Photoshop (specifically, Photoshop CS2)

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[MrTellez]

i couldnt find the first tool!?! how to make that square?

[godlessmessiah]

OK, this is what i got from this video...

click on some tool thats too blurry to see

in a location that isnt explained where its found

and then voila! step 1 in progress

:/

[subconnect]

@godlessmessiah vanishing point can be found under filters

[omgbygollywow]

@MrTellez The first step is to click Filter on the initial Photoshop page, and then click Vanishing Point. This video didn't show that first step.

Then you can click four points to define your square in perspective.

[TheKiller274112]

@MrTellez its the second tool and its vanishing points filter

[TheKiller274112]

Yee clean the dogs way :D

[penerico23]

fácil

[coolboxbueno]

@MrTellez Not sure if my response is still valid to you since this is 3 years after your question was posted. You go to Filter > Vanishing Point. Then start putting the first nod, second and third nod. The forth will come out with the grids inside the square. Hope it helps.

[giorgosuper3]

can you say the name of the tool, in the first step?

[michael10725]

you did go a bit quick for new people like my self... But hey IT LOOKS GOOD... What did you do again... or there is the paws button LoL Many times over

[19yooh93]

perspective!