When To Use Clone Stamp Vs Healing Brush (#Photoshop)

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i just watched this video of yours, i just cant imagine how you made my job way easier!!! thank you

thank you

you da man man

Old But Gold Video!!!

Wonderful and thorough explanation! Just what I was trying to understand, thought my healing brush was messed up or I just wasn't using it right.

Thank you for this video!

well explained

amazing

Excellent video. Thank you!!!

stamp is useless, basically change blending mode of spot healing brush to replace and you'll have the same effect of stamp tool !!!

Great vid. (You should lift your camera a tad so it's not looking up your nose.)

Thank you - awesome video!

Thanks a million for making this tutorial easy for a novice like me

Great explanation!

Very helpful video, thank you!

Awesome, thank you so much!

Super helpful, thanks

summary
clone tool : using at border area like a edge (because you don't want mix with surrounded area
healing tool : when you want to mix color with arounding area

Great video! Learnt something new again today, I just started using photoshop not quite long ago and I am learning all.these tools bit by bit. Thanks !

thanks

I have been PHLEARN-ED today, thank you!

Amazing! thanks.

Thank you

You are aware that the healing brush tool you have to use it from the place you want to get things to disappear and to the edge where you want it to stop. If you use it from and to then it actually does a pretty good job removing the cord. Using it on the edge itself it will destroy the area and blend all

That was such an amazing explanation, thank you so much

Stumbled upon this vid you made 5 years ago. Thanks for the lessons, as always. Growing older suits you :)

Well explained! Thank you!

i enjoy your tutorials.Fantastic teacher

Great demonstration of the differences of the two tools and when to use either. Thank you.

hi
i m facing a problem that when i zoom in my image it disperse into pixels unlike your image
what should i do plz tell me

But you can set the healing brush tool set to the replace mode ?????? which is the same as the clone stamp

very useful , thanks.

Now I am enlightened!
Thank you, you're such a good teacher!

excellent video

I loved it!

Thanks a lot!

I had A project in school about fixing a photo in photoshop. I already knew what to use to fix the photo. I realized that everyone is using the clone stamp tool and I'm the only one who is using the Healing Brush tool. I didn't understand why, but this video explains everything.

gre8 tut mate .. keep good work up !!!

Not that it matters but is the model male or female?

Thanks. So many other videos just confused me ... and now I have finally got it!

What an excellent video! Now I no why my edges were so "smudgy" when using the healing brush tool. The tools did what they were supposed to do and I wasn't lol.

is there any other way than using clone stamp tool?

Awesome!!!

Yo, he really slimmed down in a year

Question, im trying to remove some dark spots on fabric from a shoot i did. The fabric is knitted (beanie). Ive tried using , clone stamp, healing brush and patch tool. Neither are really getting the job done. I guess my question is in 2 parts:
How can you troubleshoot these tools when they are not performing the way they should?
What is the best way to get this done effectively?
The knitted beanie apparently had a logo from the manufacturer embedded in the fabric. The same showed up in camera and not in person - or better said we never noticed it. Im trying to remove the same maintaining the same color and textures. I know its going to take some work but when the tools arent working properly it doesnt help. My issues, when i use the clone it works like you described but the logo is still somewhat present. When using healing brush i get the blurred blob. The patch tool is great and i have had success on other projects but for this one its acting like the clone stamp in that it might replace the selected item but there is still a hint of the logo present.

Help

Frank