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Hi [USER=141658]@kabak[/USER]
I moved my response to the General Photoshop instead of posting in the Free Request Forum as the admin had previously requested discussions on such Free Images be done in the General Photoshop Forum (as they can get long)

With generative fill, one can exclude items by not including them in the initial selection. The problem is that such exluded items are then included for the AI to use in creating the imaginary paint over image (it gives three alternatives)

So I did not try yet highly skeptical that it would be easy to do with Generative Fill. Yet it is easy to work around

I just copied the original Layer to the top of the stack and then masked back in that tablet. Here was the result. Hope this info helps.
John Wheeler

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<blockquote data-quote="thebestcpu" data-source="post: 1533833597" data-attributes="member: 112691">Hi [USER=141658]@kabak[/USER] I moved my response to the General Photoshop instead of posting in the Free Request Forum as the admin had previously requested discussions on such Free Images be done in the General Photoshop Forum (as they can get long)With generative fill, one can exclude items by not including them in the initial selection.&nbsp; The problem is that such exluded items are then included for the AI to use in creating the imaginary paint over image (it gives three alternatives)So I did not try yet highly skeptical that it would be easy to do with Generative Fill.&nbsp;&nbsp; Yet it is easy to work aroundI just copied the original Layer&nbsp; to the top of the stack and then masked back in that tablet.&nbsp; Here was the result.&nbsp; Hope this info helps.John Wheeler[ATTACH=full]139244[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thebestcpu, post: 1533833597, member: 112691"] Hi [USER=141658]@kabak[/USER] I moved my response to the General Photoshop instead of posting in the Free Request Forum as the admin had previously requested discussions on such Free Images be done in the General Photoshop Forum (as they can get long) With generative fill, one can exclude items by not including them in the initial selection. The problem is that such exluded items are then included for the AI to use in creating the imaginary paint over image (it gives three alternatives) So I did not try yet highly skeptical that it would be easy to do with Generative Fill. Yet it is easy to work around I just copied the original Layer to the top of the stack and then masked back in that tablet. Here was the result. Hope this info helps. John Wheeler [ATTACH type="full"]139244[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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