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Maybe little bit less than that and that will do ok. Alright so what I have here now is some picture I need to fix.

I am going to use my rubber stamp tool here and I am going to select a larger brush like maybe that size and then I am going to click up here in the corner and then I am going to start painting over here. So basically what I am painting scratches and all won’t be seen. See I got a little be of the shoulder in there and I can fix that. Alright now this will fix that here look at it again you’ll see there is a lot and I painted it out so basically all of these problem areas.

I’m basically painting out that stick that we undo here so you can see the stick, I’m going to paint that stick out of the way so I am just going to put a line on his back there. Alright now we if have something you want to get a little more defined like the hair area you can use the zoom tool right here to drag in zoom and we can zoom in a little further if you like you can see that the picture is seriously damaged and I can use the rubber stamp tool here as well but I’ll need a smaller brush so I can pick areas of the hair for example and just paint across that way so I am actually painting with hair even in this case it is very dark and it is difficult to see with the hair texture and if its now perfect uh and sometimes it’s the best you can do. Alright we can go over to my grand father’s side here.

We use the space bar and we drag, I can fix his hair. This also a good way to remove gray hair and wrinkles in your own picture and if I zoom into view ‘fit on screen’ this is the kind off picture I have now and the picture that I had in the beginning looked like this.

Alright so you can see it’s quite a difference. We can go back to the one we have now it looks like that…

In case you didn’t see the video in part 1 of this series… here it is again.

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