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CS5 content-aware fill

1.1k views · started by Kain ·
#1
CS5 content-aware fill
Before:


After:

Cleaned up the wall, tried to remove the sidewalk.


Before:


After:

Removed a door, a window, some poles, and the red box.
It seems to have issues with stable patterns.


More to come.

Note: These are all done in ~5 minutes, using ONLY content-aware fill.
Imagine the results when you spend time on it.
#2
Wow, pretty impressive. You using the pre-release demo?
#3
Smithno13 wrote:
Wow, pretty impressive. You using the pre-release demo?


Yea, I'm using the pre-release.
#4
Ew...
That second image is a total eye sore D:
#5
So what are you trying to say? Content aware fill fails? Cuz it looks like it.
#6
No, content aware fill is absolutely fantastic. I am using the prerelease now too.
#7
Smithno13 wrote:
No, content aware fill is absolutely fantastic. I am using the prerelease now too.


Are you aware that the second image looks like Ron Weasley just tried to put the fucking building back together?
#8
Yes, because that is alot of fucking things to remove. CS5 isnt god. CS5 is pretty damn good though.
I took this pic a few years ago when the river flooded.
#9
Minora wrote:
So what are you trying to say? Content aware fill fails? Cuz it looks like it.


He's just trying to show that content aware fill isn't everything it's hyped up to be, but still works pretty damn good.
#10
I'm liking that content fill a lot