How to Remove Fence Lines: PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL #49

Zoos need to get more creative to allow visitors to get photos of the animals without cage wire.
I am going to our zoo next week, so I will be able to see the situaton for myself.

Really great technique!!!

Great technique, thank you for sharing!

OMG!! Thank you , Thank you!! I have been looking for a video on how to do this

How do you not have a million subs?!? Excellent information shared here.

Most excellent! Thank you.

I know it's two years later, but the de-haze slider in lightroom is really good at this ...

What an informative video, and I found your delivery easy to follow. I now have a better understanding of using color range and will be adding that to my list. Great results. Thanks so much for the tutorial

Ingenious Glyn, thank you! In the past I would have prepared lightened, darkened and re-coloured layers; then reassembled these layers over areas I wished to correct. This is a far more efficient method. You are an excellent educator. I have just subscribed and sung your praise on FB.

Question you mention using Photoshop CC [I guess that's creative cloud?] I use Photoshop CS6 Extended what would I do in my software when you mention the difference of the software?  What steps should I do?

thanks for sharing

Thanks
The only thing i didnt get was the opening it in camera raw as an option.

absolutely fantastic ... I've got a bucket load of pics from a couple of zoo trips that I've hung onto ... never dreaming I'd find such a great tutorial ... thank you so much!!

what is the fence is more sharper what do you do then great video  

Greate...thank´s a lot.

Thanks for the very useful tut, Glyn. BUT, I'm unable to find the lion picture for practice. The link goes to Adobe's home page. 

again a really great tip.
thanks

Good technique. It should work well on smeary or stained windows, too.

Gracias . Saludos .

Clever technique, thanks for sharing!

Brilliant !! 

pure genius Glyn!

Great tutorial Glyn (good to have you back :) ), an excellent lesson on how to analyse the problem you're trying to solve, in this case colour and sharpness.

A tremendous tutorial, I was glued to it from the first minute to the last. Well done.

Great tutorial Glyn!

Fantastic Glynn - sure I've got some stuff in my LR catalogue that just became useful :)

A very clever combination of techniques which produce a great improvement to the photograph ... thanks Glyn. I thought the video was going to be about lens choice, distance to subject and depth of field to avoid the fence lines.

So good!