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Well, in the worst case, you just re-apply the filter on the part you're not satisfied with (for example, those white areas at the bottom).
by dutchflyboy 16y ago
Well, in the worst case, you just re-apply the filter on the part you're not satisfied with (for example, those white areas at the bottom).
- cma 16y agoAnother technique is to normal-crop out the sky and the distant grass that is so blurry, "content-aware" crop out the duck, then paste back in the stuff you originally cropped out. The white bits at the bottom are sky. The blurry bits are where grass far in the background was stitched in.
- drats 16y agoIt is a great starting point to make Trotsky-duck disappear on Stalin's orders. http://i.imgur.com/xK6Jl.jpg http://i.imgur.com/xK6Jl.jpg The wealth of free tools is just amazing these days.
- thingie 16y agoWell, it's still quite obvious that something is missing there, as the central area of the picture is visibly less blurred than its surrounding. I guess you could fix that easily by just blurring it with ordinary gimp blur. (But great start indeed, comrade. :o))