How to Use the Object Remover in PaintShop Pro

Learn how to make your photos look more professional by removing unwanted people or objects with PaintShop Pro's Object Remover tool. The Object Remover tool lets you remove objects when the surrounding area is fairly uniform in color and texture - just identify the area to remove and then choose a source area from another part of the photo to cover it.
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[@peterc.7807]

Very easy to do. Thank you for these quick steps.

[@hewrecbizman]

Ok never mind now I found out how to get the object removal tool bar to show up. I found I had to right click on any empty space of the top tool bar with open, save, save as, do & undo, zoom, and all that kind of stuff. Then in a drop down list click on palettes, and then in a drop down list from that click on tool options. Even after just having gotten Paintshop Pro on a laptop either sometime in February or March, I'm still in quite a bit of a learning phase with it. I just haven't done too much in Paintshop Pro until I started finding how to do stuff in it. Every time I started being able to learn a little more how stuff works in Paintshop Pro, then I started doing a little more in it.

[@audboswell2010]

Very easy to follow..... Thanks

[@demensclay6419]

Good tut!

[@hewrecbizman]

My only problem with trying to use the object remover like she shows i n this video, is I can't seem to get any of the object remover controls to show up under the top stuff like open, save, save as, do & undo zoom, and all that kind of stuff. As soon as I draw a circle around an object I want to remove in a photo after clicking on object remover tool and then clicking on object remover, I don't have any of the things like a selection button, opacity control, feather control, use all layers checkbox, and smart blending checkbox show up at all.

[@ailtondesigner]

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[@TaskSwitcherify]

This feels like an image editor app from the 90's. If only we had some... AI method to do that

[@corelized]

Nothing to do against Photoshop

[@bloom52410]

Stalin would have found this tool extremely handy...

[@CJ-Smith]

Works pretty poorly compared to other programs out there.

[@ynyslochtyn]

Such as?

[@AmenitaMuscaria]

This is time consuming and really not worth it. Same with the smart selection tool.

[@Luckyrider1958]

choose tool , click, click, draw line, click, click is too labor intensive? LMAO!