Banish unwanted people from your best photos

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Photos are great for freezing the moments you have spent with your loved ones. It is great to cherish the photos in the later stages of life when you do not have those people by your side. Since images hold a very special place in everyone’s life, sometimes they can also be distracting. Why? Because every time you cannot click the picture with superb perfection and capture the unwanted elements wrongly!



Today I will write the method to remove unwanted people from photos. Take several photos as you want and remove the unnecessary things in the post-processing stage. Let's see how:

Take 8-12 random photos of an area, but pause for 20 seconds between each photo. Open all the photos in Photoshop, but in one document and on multiple layers. Make sure all the photos are in the same document to apply the technique. To do this, go to File > Scripts > Load Files into Stack. Now in the Load Layers window, select Folder from the Use drop-down menu. Press the browse button and select the folder where you store your images. Once the folder is selected, press OK. It will open all the images on different layers in one document.

Automatic layer alignment

Next, to get the best results, aligning your layers is very important. To align your layers, select all by pressing Ctrl+A and go to the Edit menu. From there, select “Auto Align Layers” and press OK. Photoshop albania number dataset does everything based on similar pixels, so you don’t have to worry about that.

Now, to apply the stack mode, you need to put all the aligned layers into a smart object. To do this, select all the layers again and right-click on the left side of any layer, select Convert to Smart Object. Then go to Layer>Smart Objects>Stack Mode>Median to apply the median stack mode. The purpose of the median stack mode is that it removes the various transitions from the images and keeps only the identical areas.

Adjust color and tones

Now it’s time to select the smart object and adjust the color and tones in Adobe Camera raw. To do this, go to Filter>Camera RAW and apply the changes. RAW works a lot like Adobe Lightroom, so if you’ve used it, you can easily use RAW. Then, darken the highlights and lighten the shadows to create an HDR effect. To do this, move the highlight slider to the left and the shadow slider to the right. To add contrast to the midtones, drag the clarity slider to the right. Press OK.

Cropping the picture

The last step is for those who didn't use a tripod to take the photos. Grab the crop tool or press C on your keyboard to crop out the imperfect edges of the image. Once you're done, press Return.