Tattoo removal with the Patch tool: Photoshop retouching
Hi rez version at tutorialbucket.googlepages.com Hidden features of the Patch tool revealed as we wipe out some nasty looking tattoos.
Categories: Tattoo Removal Tags: Patch, Photoshop, Removal, retouching, tattoo, tool
Hi. I love your tattoo removal tutorial. It was really helpful. But I have a little bit of a problem. We just did a photo shoot, and we had forgotten to use makeup to cover the tattoos pre-shoot. We have been working on removing the tattoos that are on bare skin, but some of our outfits are made of fishnet, and the tattoos are below it. We have tried multiple tools, and if you have any ideas that can help us, we would appreciate any help. Thank you.
@Muffinfordinner laser
I am working on a big ugly tat…. that’s why i am looking at this… thank you again man
Very clearly presented, Thanks.
thanks for a great tuturial.
needs darker skin pigment..
Your right man, atleast get something good…
nice tut
great job thaks
thank you
thanks for this vid
dont get one stupid
who cares…
we dont know who it is
this is so stupid. These two Chinese characters are wrong. If you want foreign languages on your body, at least get one right.
Please does not read this (they forced me to) the 13 of October of 1991 a kid called nick was shot off a bridge due to problems with his family you must copy and stick this to 5 other videos but if you dont all your family will die
yaiii i already found this out by myself
now i’m not feeling as stupid as i did before xD
Laser surgery
what if i want to get rid of one in real life?
I kept running into that and I realized, I missed the very first step. Changing from source to destination. I use CS4 as well and it works nicely!
I’m running Photoshop CS4 and neither way works! At first it seems that it works and about 2 or 3 seconds later the image goes back to the original selection, Can anybody help me?
ty!
where to you get all your decent photos that dont blur? i cant find any
Thanks for sharing these videos!
*kisses*
Therese
thanks for the tut..i’ve been working my arse off getting every bit of detail right with a clone stamp tool…i just found out there are even better ways from this video.
Sure. But it is a lot more work. Photoshop is like a bag of golf clubs…why use a 2 iron when a 7 iron will do the job better and easier?
cant u just use the stamp tool or whatever its called.