PHOTOSHOP | Clone Stamp Tool

Any idea in how to make the circular clone stamp tool cursor darker and/or lighter? I understand that the circular tool switches from dark to light dependent on the photo's background, but I am finding it more and more difficult to see where the curser is as it is too faint. Any ideas on how to increase the density or contrast in the curser tool itself?

very good tutorial . very clean . i am happy you didn't start digging deep into any specific feature - sotNice tutorialng that happens to too many

The reason for my asking, is due to crackling/distorting soft, whenever the drum/snare, or whatever is playing. TNice tutorials was the case off

cool tutorial, 100% works, +rep

bangers lodies.

nice

in soft rolls?sorry in my English.I hope you can help

After I open the CC then I realize a lot of useless and unnecessary words or phrases have been used in the narrative. No wonder it is hard to understand a person with British accent.

Yoo tnx dude, everytNice tutorialng works. I LIKE IT

what app is this

I need help with clone stamp. I cant fix it when i press alt+mouse click the tool makes a copy of the whole picture even tho when i press it somewhere on the original there is the wanted effect. I use size 16px so that cant be it

Excellent Tutorial

Nice… ✅

Chief stamp How to move from place to place. I look forward to your reply outside the left.

good

Lovely magical work!

Thanks for sharing your video its very helpful video

Very helpful. Thank you.

apple key? whats that?

Nice thank you

Nice...

I never knew BACKSPACE would summon up the Fill dialog: always knew its "documented" keyboard shortcut was Shift + F5 but never BACKSPACE!

Laso tip with backspace was new for me and very useful, thank you!

Although I've been using Photoshop for 20 years, never have I fully understood (nor has any one or any tutorial bothered to explain) the various controls associated with the clone stamp tool. ie. "Always use pressure for opacity" button, the best "Flow" setting, the "Enable Air Brush" button, "Aligned Sample - or not align sample" setting, the source setting, "Current" or "Current and Below" or "All Layers", the "Turn off to ignore off to ignore adjustment layers" button and/or the "Always use pressure for size....." setting. The latter, I suppose, refers to whether one is using a graphics tablet or not but all these others settings still remain sort of a mystery. I was hoping to find a tutorial that FULLY explains all these clone toll settings (which you don't).

The guy on the first photo looks like David Bowie, Jacques Brel and Vanilla Ice all at the same time.

What hardness did you select?

This should be in ASMR category also. So relaxing.

Thank you, I needed the second part, glad you included both, nice job!

thank you for making this video, very helpful

The plus sign where i sample for the clone stamp tool is not longer there to see where im sampling from any chance you can help show me where in the settings it is to toggle it back on?

Thank you for teaching something that we never learned in school.

great info thank you

bro drink a glass of water jesus could not see the video for 1 min with your dry voice blaaahhh

i need a small area cloned over a large area with the old way. is there anyway to not have to select a new sample every few pixels?

awesome thanks​ man

Very useful tutorial >>!

You should clone that butter knife into a spoon cause who holds a knife that way