i have a jpg i imported of a country sunset with a barn silhouette. i want to remove the barn, which i have done so far. But I wanted to find a way to extrapolate/clone the sunset from a different section of the photo and use that to fill in the void where i set the clip that used to be the barn. how do i do that?
okay, thanks. what would you think it would be called? i'm looking at Photopea online, but i'm guessing extrapolate is not the keyword i want. is there a universal term for what i want to do?
Beginners' Questions extrapolate background?
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i have a jpg i imported of a country sunset with a barn silhouette. i want to remove the barn, which i have done so far. But I wanted to find a way to extrapolate/clone the sunset from a different section of the photo and use that to fill in the void where i set the clip that used to be the barn. how do i do that?
Inkscape doesn't have the tools for this.
what would you think would be the closest i could come?
It is common to use a photo editing app like Gimp to remove & patch, before importing into Inkscape. There are online tools as well.
okay, thanks. what would you think it would be called? i'm looking at Photopea online, but i'm guessing extrapolate is not the keyword i want. is there a universal term for what i want to do?
Google: photo object removal
Gets me good results.
Thanks so much for your time.
In PixelmatorPro it´s "Repair", in AffinityPhoto it´s the "Inpainting Brush":