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To fix differences in the photo:
1. Select Remove artifacts.
2. Choose a method, Auto or By Brush, how to fix differences in the photos.
• Auto Automatically fixes differences in the photos.
• By Brush Lets you manually define areas in your photos that you want to
remove or retain.
Note: If you choose Auto, you do not have to do the proceeding steps. If you select
By Brush, continue with the procedure below.
3. Click an image in the Image List Panel. Select the image where there is an
area you want to remove or retain.
4. Click Brush-out then drag over the area that you want removed.
5. Click Brush-in then drag over the area where you do not want any changes to
be made.
When specifying the area to retain or remove, you don't have to be precise with
the marked area. The area you want to fix or retain only has to be more or less
covered by the brush strokes.
Tips:
• When the size of a zoomed-in image exceeds that of the preview window, you
can right-click to pan the image.
• Select Stack images to superimpose all the photos to see if your brush-in/out
areas have covered the areas that you want to remove/retain.
• You can adjust the Brush size to make the brush strokes thicker or thinner
when painting over the photo.
• It is recommended that the brush stroke colors for Brush-out and Brush-in be
different. Click the Color box to change the color.
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