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In this video we learn about how to remove object from photo in photoshop. The first step is to duplicate the layer. Then with the Lasso Tool, freehand a selection around the woman trying to keep it close to her body to preserve as much of the original background as possible. The next step is to fill the selection. Once you do so, you'll notice that the woman disappears from the shot. All you need to do is press Command/Control D to deselect the selection, and your photo will be good to go. Another method by which you can remove unwanted objects from your photos is the patch tool. The first step is to duplicate the layer so you can work on the image non-destructively. Then, select the Patch Tool, which is nested under the Spot Healing Brush. Also make sure that Normal is selected in the Patch Dropdown Menu at the top of the screen and that Source is selected as well. Next, using the Patch Tool, you draw a selection around the pixels that you'd like to replace. After that, you need to find a source area that matches the background you'd like to replace the selected pixels. once you do that, you click and drag the selection you've made to the source area. Doing so will give you a preview of what the selected area will look like. The patch tool did a decent job of eliminating the unwanted people from the shot. What happens if you have a more complicated object to remove, In that case, you have to use a process that's a little more complex, but generates excellent results. Again, the first step is to duplicate the background of the original image, only this time you need to duplicate it twice. Doing so allows you to create a top-most layer for the model and one under that for the background. Working with the model layer, use the Quick Selection Tool to select the model. Once the selection is perfected, create a layer mask. Next, you need to create a layer that only includes the background. To do so, use the model layer mask. First, Command/Control Click on the layer mask to load the selection. Then, select the background layer. The selected area has now expanded beyond the border of the model. With the background selected, press Shift + Backspace to open the Fill window. Then select Content-Aware and be sure that the Color Adaptation box is selected. Press OK. Photoshop will work its magic, and as you can see above, it will remove the model from the background layer.