Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2021 10:04 am
When using the crop tool, you can select Content-Aware to have Photoshop attempt to fill in areas outside of the image bounds. This can be useful for making background images wider.
Select the Crop Tool © and draw your selection. Make sure Content-Aware is selected.
Drag the crop box outside the original image, to the desired width.
[attachment=46079:crop.jpg]
Hit Enter and photoshop will do it's best to fill the image
[attachment=46080:aftercrop.jpg]
It probably won't be perfect, but now it makes it easier so you can clone in any unnatural looking areas.
[attachment=46081:afterclone.jpg]
Select the Crop Tool © and draw your selection. Make sure Content-Aware is selected.
Drag the crop box outside the original image, to the desired width.
[attachment=46079:crop.jpg]
Hit Enter and photoshop will do it's best to fill the image
[attachment=46080:aftercrop.jpg]
It probably won't be perfect, but now it makes it easier so you can clone in any unnatural looking areas.
[attachment=46081:afterclone.jpg]
