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Healing Brush
Tool |
Cs,Cs2,Cs3 |
Shift+J |
 The Healing Brush Tool,
helps you removing and correcting imperfections and defects in an
image. It functions as a re-modifying tool for the spot you apply
the Healing Brush tool on. It copies from surrounding pixels with
perseverance of light, transparency, and texture of the original
image. To give a final result of new pixels blending with what's
around them in a smooth way. Same time you would need to define a
source point before applying it to a new spot.
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Spot Healing
Brush Tool |
Cs,Cs2,Cs3 |
Shift+J |
 In general the Spot
Healing Brush Tool works in the similar approach of the Healing
Brush Tool. The difference is that while working with it, you don't
have to define a source spot to copy from.
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Patch Tool |
Cs,Cs2,Cs3 |
Shift+J |
 The Patch Tools work for
repairing selected areas while copying the new pixels applied to the
area from a source (that you define) from another area with
perseverance of light, transparency, and texture of the original
image.
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red eye Tool |
Cs,Cs2,Cs3 |
Shift+J |
 The Red Eye Tool, as it's
name suggests, gives you the option of correcting the red eye that
appear because of flash photography . error that may produced
by using electronic flash.
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Clone Stamp
Tool |
Cs,Cs2,Cs3 |
Shift+S |
 The Clone Stamp Tool
is there to fix Images, It works as a brush that fills with the same
image structure that you're cloning from "Defining as your source",
The source could be from the same image, another image, or even
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Pattern Stamp
Tool |
Cs,Cs2,Cs3 |
Shift+S |
 The Pattern Stamp
Tool takes samples from the patterns available on your Photoshop
presets "that you define which". You can select a pattern from the
pattern libraries or create your own patterns.
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eraser Tool |
Cs,Cs2,Cs3 |
Shift+E |
 The Eraser tool erases
(deletes) the pixels that you drag over with the Eraser tool, and
transform them to transparent areas. Except if you are working on
the Background layer.
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background
eraser Tool |
Cs,Cs2,Cs3 |
Shift+E |
 The Background Eraser Tool
Deletes the background color but preserves the edges of an object in
the foreground even when working on (Transparency Locked Layer)
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MAGIC ERASER
Tool |
Cs,Cs2,Cs3 |
Shift+E |
 The Magic Eraser Tool
Performs differently with the cases below. 1. Working on a layer:
when clicking, automatically changes all similar pixels to
transparent pixels.
2. Working on the background layer: When clicking, the pixels change
to the background color.
3. Working on layer with Locked Transparency: the pixels change to
the background color.
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blur Tool</td>
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 The Blur Tool smoothes
the hard edges on the area where you drag by lessening the contrast
between the area you are working on and it's surrounding area.
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SHARPEN Tool</td>
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 The Sharpen Tool, as it's name suggests, add to the clarity and
sharpness of the area you're working on by increasing the contrast
between the area you're working on and it's surrounding.</td>
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SMUDGE Tool</td>
| Cs,Cs2,Cs3</td>
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 The Smudge Tool works by
pushing the color of the beginning point (where you start dragging)
to the direction of the final point of drag. color where the stroke
begins and pushes it in the direction you drag.
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DODGE Tool</td>
| Cs,Cs2,Cs3</td>
| Shift+O</td>
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 Dodge Tool is used to
lighten certain areas of an image (the dragged on areas).
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BURN Tool</td>
| Cs,Cs2,Cs3</td>
| Shift+O</td>
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 The Burn Tool is used to
lighten certain areas of n image (the dragged on areas).
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sponge Tool</td>
| Cs,Cs2,Cs3</td>
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Shift+O<p> </td>
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 The Sponge Tools modifies
the saturation of an area depending on the mode defined in the
option bar.
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The Clone Stamp Tool
The Pattern Stamp
