Removing fuzy foreground (Not ipad)

[Charles p]

IMG_1538Shoveller.afphotoIMG_1538Shoveller.afphotoFor some reason my forum is pointing me at ipad not Windows (6). But how do I get rid of fuzy foreground images such as fence of grass stalks? They appear as a ghost so not strong enough to wipe out with Inpainting brush?

Thanks 

Edited April 24, 2018 by Charles p
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[Charles p]

Just now, Charles p said:

Windows 7 not 6)

 

[Alfred]

5 minutes ago, Charles p said:

Windows 7 not 6)

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LOL. There’s an ‘Edit’ link at the bottom of each of your posted messages: as long as the thread hasn’t been locked, you can use it at any time to amend the message in question.

 

By the way, this is the main Questions forum, so I don’t understand what you meant when you mentioned something in your original post about being pointed at the iPad subforum.

[toltec]

15 minutes ago, Charles p said:

But how do I get rid of fuzy foreground images such as fence of grass stalks? They appear as a ghost so not strong enough to wipe out with Inpainting brush?

 

Hard to give an exact answer without seeing the picture but over the years, I have had great success using the Clone Brush tool to get rid of all types of unwanted objects.

 

[firstdefence]

31 minutes ago, Charles p said:

For some reason my forum is pointing me at ipad not Windows (6). But how do I get rid of fuzy foreground images such as fence of grass stalks? They appear as a ghost so not strong enough to wipe out with Inpainting brush?

Thanks 

Delirious forum rambling, forum sub category confusion, Fictious Windows versions and no image to support the question... and they say Marmite doesn't affect you 

[toltec]

2 minutes ago, firstdefence said:

Marmite doesn't affect you 

 

Personally, I hate the stuff, so I find myself curiously unaffected 

[firstdefence]

Just now, toltec said:

 

Personally, I hate the stuff, so I find myself curiously unaffected 

I concur, black sludge is not what I would call appealing. 

[h_d]

Food of the gods...

[Alfred]

6 minutes ago, h_d said:

Food of the gods...

 

I thought that was canned rice pudding! (Readers from outside of the UK are unlikely to understand the reference.)

 

[firstdefence]

4 hours ago, Alfred said:

 

I thought that was canned rice pudding! (Readers from outside of the UK are unlikely to understand the reference.)

 

Devon knows why they make it so creamy 

[h_d]

Were you truly wafted here from Paradise?

[firstdefence]

1 hour ago, h_d said:

Were you truly wafted here from Paradise?

I'll bite, "Nah Luton Airport" lol!

[digger1914]

On 22/04/2018 at 9:51 PM, firstdefence said:

I concur, black sludge is not what I would call appealing. 

Maybe for Marmite. But Vegemite is the nectar of the Gods!

[firstdefence]

2 hours ago, digger1914 said:

Maybe for Marmite. But Vegemite is the nectar of the Gods!

Do you come from the land down under, Where women glow and men plunder?

[Alfred]

4 minutes ago, firstdefence said:

Do you come from the land down under, Where women glow and men plunder?

 

“Location: Sydney, Australia” is almost as much of a giveaway as mention of Vegemite!

 

[dutchshader]

Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover,

 

at the moment we are not realy men at work

[toltec]

We may not be men at work but, whenever we are home and away, we are neighbors.

[dutchshader]

Yep, everybody needs good neighbours

[firstdefence]

55 minutes ago, dutchshader said:

Yep, everybody needs good neighbours

With a little understanding, you can find the perfect blend

Neighbours, should be there for one another

That's when good neighbours become good friends

 

Ok everybody join in with the chorus...

 

Neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours

Just a friendly wave each morning, helps to make a better day

Neighbours, need to get to know each other

Next door is only a footstep away

 

Neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours

With a little understanding, you can find the perfect blend

Neighbours, should be there for one another

That's when good neighbours become good friends

 

Neighbours, should be there for one another

That's when good neighbours become good friends

That's when good neighbours become good friends.

 

Good night Australia We Love you, Thank you. (Forum Roars with Applause) 

[John Rostron]

I think that the OP,  @Charles p would find this thread more interesting if the replies focus on the original question.

On 22/04/2018 at 0:20 PM, Charles p said:

But how do i get rid of fuzy foreground images such as fence of grass stalks? They appear as a ghost so not strong enough to wipe out with Inpainting brush?

Thanks 

As @firstdefence said, it would help if you could post an image.

John

[dutchshader]

If it is something like this

The clone tool would be the best option

[DM1]

On 22/04/2018 at 9:45 PM, firstdefence said:

Marmite doesn't affect you 

Ahhh... vegemite on toast, that's what's needed.

 

17 hours ago, digger1914 said:

Maybe for Marmite. But Vegemite is the nectar of the Gods!

Aussie, Aussie, Aussie. Oi, Oi, Oi