With the reference point set, click and drag in a new location (away from the original area) in the image. The reference point is the starting point for the area you will clone. Press and hold the Option key (Mac users) or the Alt key (Windows users) and click to set the reference point. Move the brush into the image window and position it at the desired reference point.
To set the feather, modify the Flow slider. A medium-sized brush with a slight feathered edge is your best choice for copying the face while blending it into the background. For the angel image example, you want to clone the entire face.
Select a brush size and feather appropriate for the image. Leave this option disabled if you want the reference point to sample the same area every time you click the brush (the size of the area depends on the brush size you select). For example, if you place the reference point to the left and down 50 pixels from the current brush position, the reference point will always be to the left and down 50 pixels as you paint with the brush. Set the slider to 50 if you want the copied area to appear more transparent (lighter) than the original area.Įnable the Aligned check box if you want the reference point to move when you move the brush. For example, if you want to select a part of the image and apply it to another area on the image at the same intensity as the original, set the Opacity slider to 100. In the Options bar for the Clone Stamp tool, click and drag the Opacity slider to set the transparency of the effect. Open the image file you want to modify and select the Clone Stamp tool from the toolbox. The basic process for using the Clone Stamp tool requires you to set a source point (the point from which the pixel values come) in the image and then to paint that value into another area of the image. It can be useful for filling in an open area with a pattern or a color or for duplicating or repeating an object. The Clone Stamp tool (also called the Rubber Stamp tool) "clones" one area of an image, enabling you to paint it into another area.
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