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Step Two: Choose Edit>Fill and, in the resulting dialog,
choose Content-Aware from the Contents drop-down
menu, turn on Color Adaptation, and click OK. You get dif-
ferent results each time you use this command, so you may
want to undo it by pressing Command-Z (PC: Ctrl-Z) and
then run it again. Choose Select>Deselect when you have a
result that you like.
Tip: If you still don’t like the result, try using a differ-
ent selection tool, creating a tighter or looser selection, or
both. For example, if you first used the Elliptical Marquee,
you may want to try the Lasso tool (L) in order to make the
selection shapelier.Step Three: To remove the car, reposition the photo
onscreen so you can see it, add a new empty layer, and then
press Shift-J until the Spot Healing Brush tool is active in the
Toolbar. In the Options Bar, turn on Content-Aware and
Sample All Layers. Set the brush size to around 30 pixels and
then brush across the car to remove it. Alternatively, you can
increase the brush size until the entire car fits within the
cursor and then click once.