EASILY Remove a FENCE Using PHOTOSHOP

is there a way to remove a fence like this from a 30sec video?

I saw this 2 yr ago but remembered it was out there. good fix

I'm using a Windows. How do I get to Content Aware after selecting the fence?

Did not work on windows. Spent hours coloring the lines but they did not disappear. Tried again , tried a variety of ways to delete the selection

Thank you our zoo has the majority. Chain link this really helps

Thanks Anthony Great video I just switched over to photoshop after using elements for 4 years and your video have been a great help

Excellent video as always. But sadly I just do not understand photoshop, it literally just goes straight over my head. And no matter how many videos I watch I just don't get it. I use Lightroom daily, but for some reason I cannot use photoshop.

Dude your tutorial is exactly what im looking for its very detailed for someone who is slow like me thank you!

Thanks!

Im trying to touch up some terrible wedding phots for a family member and this video is really going to help with that so thankyou so much!

thanks Anthony. this was helpful for me.

Thank you for this tip and video.

Hi, got a question. or more of a disruptive problem. when i try to erase the fence by coloring it with the quick mask tool, i ultimately cant put that content aware eraser on it. it gets really on my nerves. if you could help me, would be awesome

😘🙏🏼You have saved me so much time & dinero with your Mad Lad PSD Vids, Dude, thank you!!!

Fantastic video Mr Morganti I love the way you explain things like this. Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year too from a UK fan.

This worked almost perfectly to remove a microphone cord covering a singer's face....just a few clone stamp/healing brush tweaks later and I have a usable photo! THANK YOU!

Bummer. This was going perfectly until I realized I do not have content aware as an option. :( I am using an older version of Photoshop. Thanks for the tutorial all the same. - Heidi

OMG...life saving

My fence was not in focus. It was ver light. The mask did not recognize it. Anything I could do for that situation?

Very useful tool which I am hoping to perfect. So far my bars do not disappear. What could be wrong?

Damn! You have a very cool voice.

Are there any post processing services you would recommend?

Great post process. My chain link is in the back of the diagram and doesn't seem to work as well. Any suggestions?

well that did not work. I will have to keep trying.

Thanks!

Can this be done in PS Elements?

Can this be done in PS Elements?

Now when I go to the Zoo I won't have to worry about photographing the animals in their cages!

Subscribed plus likes too

Amazing result, couldn’t believe my eyes! Thank you so much

very nice.

I can't seem to find the response to this - I did all you shared yet when I go to FILL - I cannot choose content aware. I've tried unlocking the the original photo and it still doesnt allow me. I've read I need to rasterize - can't do that either. I have online PS 2021 for PC. Thank you in advance.

Now my family gatherings won’t be weird in photos

Exactly what I needed and a good review of the other tools. Thanks!

Appreciate the video a lot, Anthony. Now I'm going to make your life miserable. I have an interesting sunrise taken from in front of my home--no time to go to a clear area. It has a zillion twigs in front of it. Far too tedious to try and remove them using the technique in this video. Any suggestions? They're sort of like a fence, sort of like thick power lines, but neither exactly. I thought of using a color or luminance range mask (since they're a dark brown color), but I don't know what to do after I've made a mask selection with these types of masks. Probably that's because I am ignorant in Photoshop. Would be great if I could then just tell the computer to blend it in with the background and hit delete, but I don't know if anything like is possible in Photoshop or any other program. Help!

Perhaps a dumb question: inside Quickmask, & as I go along selecting, how do I undo/get rid of an accidentally chosen selection. Pardon my brain freeze. Thank You!

Great job!! thanks for the idea.

Unmesh Dinda told me that years ago

Anthony: as difficult as it may seem sometimes, you simply have to let things roll off your back and move on. I don't know of anyone who hasn't been targeted with negative comments. Anticipate it, ignore it and continue to do what you do best: offer people some complimentary education that they should appreciation for.

I am guessing Unmesh has some stories he could tell as well.

Hi Anthony - thanks for this one, put it to good use removing some fencing behind a standing stone image.

Thanks Anthony, just what I needed and very clearly explained.

Thank you so much for doing this video. I have a photo from over 20 years ago of a bird while O was on top of Empire State Building, and the fence was always blocking it. Now it looks as if I was next to it. Just awesome. I am glad I found your channel.

Hi Mr Morganti, this is fantastic. I have got so many photos in my LRC catalogue of Lions and Tigers taken at a zoo we regularly visit In Pembrokeshire, Wales, United Kingdom. I took them with a 500 mm lens in the main, so I`ve managed to almost get rid of the fence, but now I can go into all these photos and clean them up using this technique. Thank you so much for this video.

Excellent.

Or maybe just don't shoot through a chain link fence in the first place 😉

wow what a great video

Thank You!!!

Thanks a bunch for this fine tutorial. I've subscribed to your channel, accolades! 👏👏👏
I might have missed it but in case I didn't folks might want to know the keyboard shortcut for the quick mask tool is "Q". Also, if you use a keyboard that is not US standard, you will need to find the increase-decrease keys for your layout. In my case, with a Spain Spanish keyboard it was impossible for me to get the ] & [ to work. Surprise, this is new to me: the characters next to the 0 (zero), in my case ' (apostrophe) and ¡ (inverse exclamation) decrease and increase the brush size. Further wonder, you can change size and hardness of the brush with the mouse! Just press <Alt> and drag horizontally with mouse for size, vertical for hardness.