Content Aware Fill algorithms fill out the formerly nonexistent part of the panorama photo with the appropriate ground, sky and cloud patterns. The tool being featured is content-aware fill, which is used to fill in a section of an image with what probably should be there but isn’t.
This is the tool which can also do instant-fixes where users manually erase image artifacts or clean up areas in photos, such as removing divots from grass. Bryan O'Neil Hughes, a Photoshop project manager, narrates a demo that walks would-be users through cleaning up several images
Photoshop CS4 introduced users to content-aware scaling which is useful for expanding or contracting an image without affecting important features.
Adobe Photoshop project manager John Nack yesterday pointed to a new demo video posted by a member of his team showing off an impressive new feature in Photoshop known as "content-aware fill". The feature utilizes complex mathematical algorithms to analyze digital images and assist users in filling in areas of complex scenes where undesired content has been removed.
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