[slimed]

So, I've decided to make a second tutorial. This is a pretty useful photoshop feature and it's quick and easy to do in only a couple steps. As I stated in the last frame, certain images might be a little pesky to work with, this is just a random example and the object is rather small with a simple background so it wasn't tedious. Sometimes you'll be able to easily remove large objects from the foreground, and other times it'll take a bit of work to remove small objects from the background, it varies from image to image.

[img]http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/7462/removetutorial.png[/img]

I hope this could help! :~)
Feel free to leave questions, I'll be sure to get around to answering them, feedback is always appreciated as well.

[Zabibaaa]

Please fix the image! It's broken mate!

[slimed]

really? it's not for me - i'll change the image host. for some reason imgur was removing the transparency from it so i used a random image host.

edit: is it still broken now?

[asifraj]

Very nice tut mate.. Keep sharing.. :)😉

[slimed]

thank you! i appreciate the feedback.

[The Don Corleone]

I tried it with a picture from Google and it worked! After that I made a picture by myself and it worked again! Thanks.

General of the Army

[bdgr]

:( my photoshop dosen't have content aware.. this is the only feature's available..

[Martin Luther King]

Ive always wanted to know how to do that, thank's man.

[DESTRUCTO]

I think this would be good for whats missing ? photos

[hotcococharlie]

very nice tut will help a lot thanks.

[wareospike]

Thanks man! Awesome tut! Really great!