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This is a tool I use daily on many of the photos I take.

Just continue this for all blemishes in your photo and when you are done you now have a clean and beautiful photo!.

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Download one of the following Free Lightroom Presets to make your photos look amazing in several clicks.

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These are settings designed by professional retouchers, which may significantly change your photo in one click. Try to use an as small brush as possible but still cover the entire blemish under the brush. If you use Lightroom Classic CC, you probably know about the presets. You can adjust the size of the brush by scrolling the wheel on your mouse or moving the “Size” slider in the tool chest. With an image selected in the Develop module, hover over your list of presets (which should now be open) and click on the one you’d like to apply to your image.

With the tool selected move your mouse pointer to your photo and click on your blemishes. In the most basic sense, using presets in Lightroom is very easy to do.

A good reminder is to use “Clone” if you need to replicate a set pattern and Heal in all other cases. Heal will try to blend the colors in a way which makes the selection invisible and clone will take the exact pixels you choose and replace what you want. You can choose to set the tool to “Heal” or “Clone”. Choose the heal brush from the tool chest on your right.The red circles here are just annotations so that you see where the blemishes are, they are not part of Adobe Lightroom. Go into Develop mode by pressing “Develop” in upper right part of the application or by using the shortcut “D”.

Open the photo you took and identify where your blemishes can be found.If you do not have Lightroom, please read the article on how to get the same result using GIMP! This is a quick guide to how you use the Heal tool in Lightroom and I am using version 4.1 but the tool has been around since at least version 3. If you are using Adobe Lightroom this is however an easy fix in Develop mode. Many times when taking pictures outside or when travelling we come home to see that there have been dust or other distracting particles on our lenses that gave blemishes on our photos. Selective black and white using Picasa - 12,193 views.Colorize a black and white photo in GIMP - 16,665 views.How to make see-through text in GIMP 2.8 - 18,408 views.Using the heal brush in GIMP 2.8 - 19,322 views.Simulated tilt-shift using Photoshop Elements - 33,067 views.Warning: Use of undefined constant user_level - assumed 'user_level' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /home/xdsse/public_html//wp-content/plugins/ultimate-google-analytics/ultimate_ga.php on line 524 Simulated tilt-shift using Photoshop CC.

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