[Tutorial] Resynthesizer for GIMP

Jan 12, 2012 17:31

Heard about Adobe's content aware fill? Jealous?

No need to be! GIMP has a nifty plug-in very similar that's available for free! It's called Resynthesizer and you can download it here, at it's official website.


I recommend downloading the "Compiled Windows version: resynthesizer-for-Windows-0.13b.zip". It's the .exe version and easy to install. Or maybe I'm technotarded and need stuff to install itself. Whateva!

Anywho! Open your picture in GIMP.

I will be using this for the example.


Whaaat! Sailor Moon!? YES. DEAL WITH IT.

Next step is to lasso, using the Free Select Tool, a loose selection around the part you want removed. I lassoed around Kunzite and Zoisite.


Right click on your selection, scroll down until you find Script-Fu > Enhance > Smart Remove Selection.


A small box will pop up, asking what radius you want to select from. I used "600" this particular time. When you feel satisfied with your number, hit OK.


Viola!


Yeah, it could still use a little clean up, but it's pretty nice if I do say so myself.

Have another example!
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