How to remove stains from a white dirty car?
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I wanted to "clean" a car using Photoshop but Healing tool etc. don't work good enough to remove the dirt.
It looks like this:
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edited Feb 12 at 13:10
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I wanted to "clean" a car using Photoshop but Healing tool etc. don't work good enough to remove the dirt.
It looks like this:
adobe-photoshop photo-editing
edited Feb 12 at 13:10
Danielillo
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asked Feb 12 at 9:00
mrcl_lxwenmrcl_lxwen
182
add a comment |
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I wanted to "clean" a car using Photoshop but Healing tool etc. don't work good enough to remove the dirt.
It looks like this:
adobe-photoshop photo-editing
edited Feb 12 at 13:10
Danielillo
22.7k13378
asked Feb 12 at 9:00
mrcl_lxwenmrcl_lxwen
182
I wanted to "clean" a car using Photoshop but Healing tool etc. don't work good enough to remove the dirt.
It looks like this:
adobe-photoshop photo-editing
adobe-photoshop photo-editing
edited Feb 12 at 13:10
Danielillo
22.7k13378
asked Feb 12 at 9:00
mrcl_lxwenmrcl_lxwen
182
edited Feb 12 at 13:10
Danielillo
22.7k13378
asked Feb 12 at 9:00
mrcl_lxwenmrcl_lxwen
182
edited Feb 12 at 13:10
Danielillo
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edited Feb 12 at 13:10
Danielillo
22.7k13378
edited Feb 12 at 13:10
Danielillo
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asked Feb 12 at 9:00
mrcl_lxwenmrcl_lxwen
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asked Feb 12 at 9:00
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asked Feb 12 at 9:00
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Use the Lasso Tool to make partial selections areas and go to menu Filter → Noise → Dust and Scratches... or Filter → Noise → Median
Before:
After:
With adjusted Levels and Median:
answered Feb 12 at 9:19
DanielilloDanielillo
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...I always thought 'Dust and Scratches' was there to add said elements rather than remove them. +1!
– Vincent
Feb 12 at 9:31
The only one option to "add" is Add noise. Despeckle, Dust & Scratches, Median and Reduce Noise are to remove in different levels. Dust & Scratches is perfect for photo negative scratches. For this question I think Median fits better.
– Danielillo
Feb 12 at 9:45
1
Good use of "dust and scratches". I normally only think if it being dust and scratches on a negative scan, not a car! haha. I might try it on self-portraits in the future!
– mayersdesign
Feb 12 at 11:45
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Is the OP aware that this only changes the image? The physical will stay as dirty as before. I'm in CS6 right now - maybe it's fixed in CC :-)
– Wolff
Feb 12 at 13:07
I fixed it using shadow/highlights and a lot of color correction, it made the job.
– mrcl_lxwen
Feb 15 at 12:41
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Use the Lasso Tool to make partial selections areas and go to menu Filter → Noise → Dust and Scratches... or Filter → Noise → Median
Before:
After:
With adjusted Levels and Median:
answered Feb 12 at 9:19
DanielilloDanielillo
22.7k13378
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...I always thought 'Dust and Scratches' was there to add said elements rather than remove them. +1!
– Vincent
Feb 12 at 9:31
The only one option to "add" is Add noise. Despeckle, Dust & Scratches, Median and Reduce Noise are to remove in different levels. Dust & Scratches is perfect for photo negative scratches. For this question I think Median fits better.
– Danielillo
Feb 12 at 9:45
1
Good use of "dust and scratches". I normally only think if it being dust and scratches on a negative scan, not a car! haha. I might try it on self-portraits in the future!
– mayersdesign
Feb 12 at 11:45
1
Is the OP aware that this only changes the image? The physical will stay as dirty as before. I'm in CS6 right now - maybe it's fixed in CC :-)
– Wolff
Feb 12 at 13:07
I fixed it using shadow/highlights and a lot of color correction, it made the job.
– mrcl_lxwen
Feb 15 at 12:41
add a comment |
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Use the Lasso Tool to make partial selections areas and go to menu Filter → Noise → Dust and Scratches... or Filter → Noise → Median
Before:
After:
With adjusted Levels and Median:
answered Feb 12 at 9:19
DanielilloDanielillo
22.7k13378
3
...I always thought 'Dust and Scratches' was there to add said elements rather than remove them. +1!
– Vincent
Feb 12 at 9:31
The only one option to "add" is Add noise. Despeckle, Dust & Scratches, Median and Reduce Noise are to remove in different levels. Dust & Scratches is perfect for photo negative scratches. For this question I think Median fits better.
– Danielillo
Feb 12 at 9:45
1
Good use of "dust and scratches". I normally only think if it being dust and scratches on a negative scan, not a car! haha. I might try it on self-portraits in the future!
– mayersdesign
Feb 12 at 11:45
1
Is the OP aware that this only changes the image? The physical will stay as dirty as before. I'm in CS6 right now - maybe it's fixed in CC :-)
– Wolff
Feb 12 at 13:07
I fixed it using shadow/highlights and a lot of color correction, it made the job.
– mrcl_lxwen
Feb 15 at 12:41
add a comment |
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Use the Lasso Tool to make partial selections areas and go to menu Filter → Noise → Dust and Scratches... or Filter → Noise → Median
Before:
After:
With adjusted Levels and Median:
answered Feb 12 at 9:19
DanielilloDanielillo
22.7k13378
Use the Lasso Tool to make partial selections areas and go to menu Filter → Noise → Dust and Scratches... or Filter → Noise → Median
Before:
After:
With adjusted Levels and Median:
answered Feb 12 at 9:19
DanielilloDanielillo
22.7k13378
edited Feb 12 at 9:47
answered Feb 12 at 9:19
DanielilloDanielillo
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answered Feb 12 at 9:19
DanielilloDanielillo
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answered Feb 12 at 9:19
DanielilloDanielillo
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...I always thought 'Dust and Scratches' was there to add said elements rather than remove them. +1!
– Vincent
Feb 12 at 9:31
The only one option to "add" is Add noise. Despeckle, Dust & Scratches, Median and Reduce Noise are to remove in different levels. Dust & Scratches is perfect for photo negative scratches. For this question I think Median fits better.
– Danielillo
Feb 12 at 9:45
1
Good use of "dust and scratches". I normally only think if it being dust and scratches on a negative scan, not a car! haha. I might try it on self-portraits in the future!
– mayersdesign
Feb 12 at 11:45
1
Is the OP aware that this only changes the image? The physical will stay as dirty as before. I'm in CS6 right now - maybe it's fixed in CC :-)
– Wolff
Feb 12 at 13:07
I fixed it using shadow/highlights and a lot of color correction, it made the job.
– mrcl_lxwen
Feb 15 at 12:41
add a comment |
3
...I always thought 'Dust and Scratches' was there to add said elements rather than remove them. +1!
– Vincent
Feb 12 at 9:31
The only one option to "add" is Add noise. Despeckle, Dust & Scratches, Median and Reduce Noise are to remove in different levels. Dust & Scratches is perfect for photo negative scratches. For this question I think Median fits better.
– Danielillo
Feb 12 at 9:45
1
Good use of "dust and scratches". I normally only think if it being dust and scratches on a negative scan, not a car! haha. I might try it on self-portraits in the future!
– mayersdesign
Feb 12 at 11:45
1
Is the OP aware that this only changes the image? The physical will stay as dirty as before. I'm in CS6 right now - maybe it's fixed in CC :-)
– Wolff
Feb 12 at 13:07
I fixed it using shadow/highlights and a lot of color correction, it made the job.
– mrcl_lxwen
Feb 15 at 12:41
3
3
...I always thought 'Dust and Scratches' was there to add said elements rather than remove them. +1!
– Vincent
Feb 12 at 9:31
...I always thought 'Dust and Scratches' was there to add said elements rather than remove them. +1!
– Vincent
Feb 12 at 9:31
The only one option to "add" is Add noise. Despeckle, Dust & Scratches, Median and Reduce Noise are to remove in different levels. Dust & Scratches is perfect for photo negative scratches. For this question I think Median fits better.
– Danielillo
Feb 12 at 9:45
The only one option to "add" is Add noise. Despeckle, Dust & Scratches, Median and Reduce Noise are to remove in different levels. Dust & Scratches is perfect for photo negative scratches. For this question I think Median fits better.
– Danielillo
Feb 12 at 9:45
1
1
Good use of "dust and scratches". I normally only think if it being dust and scratches on a negative scan, not a car! haha. I might try it on self-portraits in the future!
– mayersdesign
Feb 12 at 11:45
Good use of "dust and scratches". I normally only think if it being dust and scratches on a negative scan, not a car! haha. I might try it on self-portraits in the future!
– mayersdesign
Feb 12 at 11:45
1
1
Is the OP aware that this only changes the image? The physical will stay as dirty as before. I'm in CS6 right now - maybe it's fixed in CC :-)
– Wolff
Feb 12 at 13:07
Is the OP aware that this only changes the image? The physical will stay as dirty as before. I'm in CS6 right now - maybe it's fixed in CC :-)
– Wolff
Feb 12 at 13:07
I fixed it using shadow/highlights and a lot of color correction, it made the job.
– mrcl_lxwen
Feb 15 at 12:41
I fixed it using shadow/highlights and a lot of color correction, it made the job.
– mrcl_lxwen
Feb 15 at 12:41
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