Removing Black Wire From Carpet, Content-Aware Fill Isn’t Working

[John Fishback]

Try applying it to smaller segments. There’s a large variation of the background across the entire image. Content Aware Fill may be averaging the fill in some way.

[Jonathan Reed]

It’s still the same fuzz. What confuses me is I’ve seen this work on youtube tutorials where people are removed so the intricate breaking of an ocean tide can be shown. So why can’t this program do this carpet. Then again, I could be missing something.

[Daniel Griffin]

Have you tried using Mocha? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEgmBFLTumQ

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[Michael Szalapski]

What are your content aware fill settings? I’d think you’d want surface mode instead of object. Also, have you tried creating a reference frame in Photoshop?

[Jonathan Reed]

I’m not able to afford Mocha but it looks awesome!

[Jonathan Reed]

Alpha Expansion is 0

Fill Method Is Surface

Lighting Correction is off

Range is Work Area.

Cloak Version 3.1.0

Output Location

Path Type Project Relative

Path ./Fils

Create Photoshop Reference Frame is clicked.

I hope this answers your question.

I don’t have a lot of experience with Photoshop. Sorry.

JR

[Ross Shain]

FWIW, you can get a monthly subscription to Mocha Pro for Adobe for only $37 if you want to try it out.

https://borisfx.com/store/?collection=mocha-pro&product=mocha-pro&host=plug-in-adobe

[Michael Szalapski]

Did you make a good reference frame in Photoshop?