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OK..........the main problem I see is what we call Clone Stamp Doubling. It happens when you sample the same "target source" over and over again.

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The way to solve that problem is to very aware of your target source and to sample often. If you see repeating "objects", sample from another area and alter the doubled objects. The more source point you use, you will start to have a very random looking cloned area.

I did this in about 2 minutes on the screen shot I posted above.
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[QUOTE="IamSam, post: 1533804146, member: 69670"] OK..........the main problem I see is what we call Clone Stamp Doubling. It happens when you sample the same "target source" over and over again. [ATTACH type="full" alt="Screen Shot 2020-09-07 at 2.31.19 PM copy.png"]115221[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" alt="Screen Shot 2020-09-07 at 2.33.29 PM copy.png"]115222[/ATTACH] The way to solve that problem is to very aware of your target source and to sample often. If you see repeating "objects", sample from another area and alter the doubled objects. The more source point you use, you will start to have a very random looking cloned area. I did this in about 2 minutes on the screen shot I posted above. [ATTACH type="full" alt="Screen Shot 22020-09-07 at 2.33.29 PM copy.png"]115223[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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