Photoshop User - USA (2021-01)

Here’s an example of a single-pixel artifact

that was left behind after Content-Aware Fill

was used and the original selection wasn’t

expanded by a few pixels. It’s always a good

idea to zoom in and check for edge artifacts

after you use Content-Aware Fill. You may

need to use the Clone Stamp or Healing

Brush to fix a few elements.

STEP FIVE: Now go to Edit>Content-Aware

Fill. Using the Sampling Brush, paint over

every area of the steps so they’re green,

giving the feature a larger area from which

to sample. Look at your preview and see

if it’s filling the hole left from the runner’s

silhouette. Remember some of the features

mentioned earlier in this article if you need to

try and get different results. In our process, no

adjustments were needed other than using the

Sampling Brush to add to the sample area. If

you’re happy with the results, set the Output

To drop-down menu in the Output Settings

section to Duplicate Layer, and click OK.

Double-click the name of this new layer in

the Layers panel and rename it “Background.”

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