Simple Object Removal in Photoshop
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Simplify your photos, keep the attention on your subjects, remove unwanted logos and branding, and more!
Follow along through 5 examples where you’ll master the fundamentals of object removal in Photoshop. Learn how to use the Healing Brush, Spot Healing Brush, Clone Stamp Tool, Content-Aware, and the Brush Tool to clean up any photo.
OBJECT REMOVAL SERIES
- Simple Object Removal in Photoshop (this course!)
- Intermediate Object Removal in Photoshop
- Advanced Object Removal in Photoshop
THIS COURSE INCLUDES
- 5 Sample Images
- 5 Sample PSDs
- 1 PDF Companion Guide
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Remove Anything from a Photo
The Basics of Object Removal
Removing objects and distractions from an image will help make sure the tone, composition, and subject are what stand out.
REMOVE LOGOS & BRANDING
ORIGINAL
Removing Objects in Photoshop
This course tackles the basics of one of the most important Photoshop skills: removing objects and distractions. Learn the most common tools and techniques that professionals use to clean up images and help their subjects stand out.
Fundamental Tools & Techniques
Object removal can be quick and easy or extremely challenging and time-consuming. We start you off with the most important tools you’ll need to know to tackle common situations in a variety of environments.
Remove Logos & Branding
Learn how to remove logos from objects and clothing in a scene. Perfect for when you want to get rid of unwanted branding, or if you want to eventually add your own branding.
LEARN MULTIPLE TOOLS
ORIGINAL
Content-Aware Fill
Photoshop has plenty of A.I.-powered tools to help make quick work of object removal, but few are as impressive as Content-Aware. Learn how to use this quick and easy tool to remove large objects in just a few clicks.
Healing Brush & Spot Healing Brush
The most common tools for object removal, the Healing Brush and Spot Healing Brush are built to tackle most situations wonderfully. Master these essential tools while learning their differences and their limitations.
The Clone Stamp Tool
When you need to preserve clean edges and crisp textures, the Clone Stamp Tool should be your go-to. Learn how to sample and duplicate complex areas for seamless object removal. And if you’re feeling a little out of your depth, try brushing up on the most important tools in Photoshop in The Beginner’s Guide to Photoshop.
Clean, Professional Results
QUICKLY CLEAN UP ENVIRONMENTS
ORIGINAL
Both Clean & Busy Backgrounds
While we try to keep things relatively simple in this course, it’s good to get your feet wet by removing objects within busy backgrounds. We start off with the basics before moving on to removing a variety of different objects in more complex environments. If you’re looking for even more of challenge, try our complete object removal course, How to Remove Anything in Photoshop.
Work Non-Destructively
One of the most important aspects of object removal is making sure to not destroy information from the original photograph. Learn how to work using new Layers and non-destructive tools so that you can always undo or hide changes, or start over from the beginning.
Simplify Any Photo
Simplifying a photo can help guide the eyes of the viewer, and make sure that they more clearly understand the tone and purpose of the image. Learn how to analyze an image to determine what’s important, and what can be removed.
WORK WITH COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTS
ORIGINAL
Reposition Large Objects
Sometimes removing an object isn’t the answer. Learn how to select, duplicate, and reposition large objects to fill in gaps and improve composition.
Recreate Edges & Textures
There are some telltale signs that a photo has been Photoshopped: blotchy details and inconsistent edges. We show you how to remove distractions while preserving and recreating important details and maintaining hard edges and structure.
Sample PSDs Included
We don’t just provide the sample images for you to follow along with, we also set you up with the completed PSD files so you can reverse-engineer the process and experiment with the effects.
Aaron Nace
PHLEARN Founder – Class Instructor
Aaron Nace is a photographer, Photoshop artist and founder of PHLEARN. He is the #1 Photoshop instructor in the world with millions of YouTube subscribers.
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Thanks Aaron for making these classes on Object Removal. I learned some tips and tricks from this class that have definitely helped me improve my Photoshop skills. I appreciate your step-by-step approach where you allow the viewer to fully understand the techniques involved. I agree that the Pause function by clicking anywhere on the video works well, but sometimes I can’t easily see the arrow to play the video again.
The very best training available, Wonderful, I never fail to learn, many thanks for the free session!
Good refresher video thank you
Absolutely riveting and enlightening, a wonderful experience. I thoroughly enjoyed watching. Only hope I’ll be able to do as good a job some day.
I learned a lot from you again, especially the connection between different tools. The way you explain things is great. Thank you for these tutorials.
Aaron Nace is a great teacher – he makes Photoshop seems a breeze! Very easy to follow with great results. I thought I knew my tools, but I quickly learned some new tricks!! Highly recommend!
I think this tutorial is super useful. Intuitive and easy to follow.
First class. Aaron is such a professional. I have enjoyed this chance to see an example of Phlearn Pro and I am considering taking out a subscription. A really excellent tutorial and I have learnt so much. Thank you.
Wow, this was absolutely great I have to wait it over and over before its gone. I learned a great deal for sure. I have to wonder if all your tutorial are this good and if you speak slowly as you did on these it great for a beginner as I am. Again thank you. I’ll be checking it out for the rest of the day.
Absolutely fantastic. I learned a great deal even though I have been using Photoshop for some time now. The little tips and “tricks” make life so much easier when post processing. Thank you so much for sharing your skills.
Great recap & some quick tips always enjoyable to watch Aaron with Photoshop tools.
Actually a great review video. It’s amazing how many “tricks” you forget about. Pace of the instruction was just right.
I took a course on udemy and got some basix skills. But no deeper comprehension of why and how. So I did Aarons 30 days of PS and was so impressed by his teaching style so I decided to give his pro classes a chance. Glad I did. I learned a lot new things, best practices and the understanding wh and how the things work like they do. Thank you so much for your everything. Always great fun looking your videos. Great teacher. Greetings from Vienna
I love Aaron’s classes but one thing drives me nutty: I can click anywhere to pause the video, but I have to navigate to the little arrow to start it up again! why not allow me to click anywhere to start it up again?
Aaron’s talent plus his teaching style makes for one killer combo of a tutorial. This man is legendary and learning Photoshop techniques has never been made this fun before.
Easily the best and most useful, clear and simple tutorial you’ve done – thank you so much! I’m still struggling with really detailed background and also replacing the background against my fluffy cat, but this has helped me get closer to what I want. Great stuff.
There are (at least) two things to know to remove things from a scene, how to attack the problem and which tools to use. Aaron’s consistent approach to the problems show the power of the concept of starting simple. I particularly appreciated the examples using the clone stamp tool. I tend to forget about the very powerful idea of cloning, then moving and warping so it was great to see that being done and the great results it can give you.
Amazing Tutorial as always. Learned a whole bunch of new techniques though not being a PS newbie. Nevertheless I withdrew one star because there’s no simple link to the follow up second an third part which where annouced and advirtised by aaron in this tutorial several times.
Great class as always!! It would be very helpful if Aaron would mention what brush hardness he is using with the Healing Brush and Clone Stamp tools as he is working. As he adjusts his brush size the viewer can get a glimpse of the brush hardness but it flashes very quickly on screen. He is obviously using different hardness settings as he works and a discussion of the pros and cons of the different settings would be very helpful. Overall the class was great!
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This is a realy well put-together set of videos. There are so many useful hints and tips you added in which are very useful. The best thing for me is how you don’t assume we know how to do all the keyboard shortcuts and take the time to explain them to us. I’ve already been able to put the new skills learned to good use. Thanks Aaron.
Knowing the tools is just the first step. Knowing how to use the tools indifferent settings takes lots of experience. I appreciate learning from your experience. I am really looking forward to the intermediate and advance lessons on object removal.
Absolutely love Aaron’s style of teaching. I have used photoshop for a few years now but within the first 10 mins I already learned lots of new techniques to help me achieve what I want to achieve. Can’t wait for the next instalments to come out.
As always Aron is an amazing teacher, and he make really fun the courses. I love PHLEARN and thank to all the people that make this possible. In special to Aron, because i have been following him on youtube more than 12 years.
So well done. It’s the small things as they say, and I learn so much from every video.
Fantastic information as per usual, Aaron!! I really like how you repeat your information and don’t assume that your students know all of this stuff, yet you manage to do it without beating the proverbial dead horse. So well done, and I continue to learn so much from your classes!
That was fantastic Aaron, thanks so much for this. I have always struggled with the clone tool but you make it look sooo easy … thank you, thank you, thank you !!!
Excellent. I learned a lot of the more subtle effects with the tools which I’d already been using to achieve a more polished finish. Thank you.
This was a great recap for me. Well done!
great tutorial demonstrating the versatility of the clone stamp tool.
Great stuff! You reminded me of a couple things I forgot! You still the man! I wish I could buy you a beer!