How to Use Content-Aware Scale in Photoshop
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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How to Use Content Aware Scale in Photoshop
Need more room in your photo? In this episode, we show you how to extend a photo using content-aware scale.
Regular Scale vs. Content Aware Scale
To apply a regular scale to an image, go to ‘Edit - Transform - Scale’ and stretch the image. This will stretch every pixel of the photo, including details like people.
The Content-Aware Scale tool will stretch areas with less detail first, leaving more detailed areas untouched. In this example, we use the Content-Aware Scale tool to stretch the background, while leaving the subject in place. To apply a Content Aware Scale, select an area of the photo then go to ‘Edit - Content Aware Scale’.
How to Use Warp in Photoshop
To create more room for type in this image, we use the warp tool to move the clouds. To use the warp tool, start by creating a selection around the area to be stretched. Make sure to select more than needed, allowing more flexibility with the warp tool.
After making a selection, go to ‘Edit - Transform - Warp’. Next, click and drag your image to apply the warp.
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I never thought about increasing the canvas size by way of the crop tool instead of the canvas size window. You learn something new everyday. Thanks!
all these years, i never knew this existed *tears of sadness*
Same!The other day i was dying trying to make a small portrait image bigger, i even pasted it in google on the images part.
Hey, Aaron, have you ever thought about like a meetup with the fans at some point? Like, an event displaying some of your work and some of your colleagues work, where people can just come and chat about it, maybe ask some questions?
Events on their website.
Been using photoshop consistently (nearly every day) since I took my first classes in 2001 and I'm still learning new stuff all the time.
I love part of the revision in your video like fix new subject in my mind
The video was excellent as always but there's a weird faint muffled noise in the background throughout?
its the wind blowing from the beach :)
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I agree. I run sound a lot and may be more sensitive to this sort of thing than most, but it had may playing with my headphone cord a lot trying to eliminate the problem on my end. This background noise was rather distracting. I have watched many of these videos, though and have enjoyed them immensely, only experiencing this problem on this one.
I think it may be from the lavalier mic moving around as he moves.
I think it's his heartbeat. I always suspected he had one ;-)
Thanks for this, I wouldn't have thought to warp the clouds up. I would probably have colored over the entire sky with a slight gradient of blue. Then found clouds to drop in. Now I have another option! Always a pleasure watching your videos.
great video! thanks!
Hi Aaron, thank you for all the great tutorials in photoshop, they're always a pleasure to watch.
i appreciate the straightforward, easy to understand teaching style.
useful episode, Thanks AARON
Nice to know and useful on occasions - Thanks 📷👍
really super explanation
I've been using photoshop for years but never knew you could this! awesome!!!!
Another fantastic episode! 😄
very good video,i have learnt lots of knowledge about how to process photos via photoshop from your channel,thanks for your efforts,i will continue to watch your videos you uploaded.
awesome tip!
You are a Champion, all of You. thanks for what You do : )
Great tutorial Aaron!!! There's so many so many tools and functions we do ignore and thanks for revealing them👍
Very helpful
It is such a informative tool & explained so beautifully .....that it has become simplest....Thanks a lot
Love using the content aware tool! Super helpful! Thanks for the new tips!
Thanks so much for the video! Great help
I had no idea about the Content Aware Scale tool. Thank you so much!
Another great tutorial! Thanks.
Clear as always. I love your videos!
Really helpful in most of my projects.....
Only recently I figured out to use the warp tool on a selected area to stop affecting areas that I dont want to affect.
love the hair
nice job.
Haven't used content-aware for many years yet.
interesting, but not yet clear photoshop skill.
thx
totally love what you guys do.. thank you for taking the time to teach me.. you guys rock
Thanks Aaron for a great tip. I love photoshop and after many years I am still learning new skills. For me that's why I enjoy it so much. More input please. Oh yes and I love the out takes. x
Wow!
Amazing feature
lovely. thank you
Very helpful. Thanks so much Aaron!
I love how Aaron's hair looks different in every video I watch lol
Brilliant tutorial, as always.
Used this technique for an image and it worked great. Thank you Aaron.
so glad to see ur youtube channel almost hit 1m subs!
thank you so much for share this video
Awesome. I would have cut, pasted and healed. Saves time and aggro. 👍🏼
Fantastic help thank you!
Wonderful.. Thanks Aaron
Thank u! I appreciate when u suggest keyboard short cuts!
Very good
i suggest u to make some photography episodes like lighting a subject or how to make a "shadow portait" with lighting
u can make some photography episodes explaining the meaning of the parameters in digital cameras
love u phlearn
excellent....thanks :)
very nice
hello phlearn. thank you for all the free tutorials it really helps me a lot. it would be great to make a tutorial on how to make a photobook. hope to get an answer from you. thank you
I'm lovin' the 720p 60fps video.
Thx! I would have loved to see how to put the bottom of the type into the sea/under the sea level though..!
Move the type down, add a layer mask and paint away the type where it meets the horizon.
Thank you, this information is very informative, I learnt something new today that I am going to try without doing cut and paste.
Thank You!!! Great presentation. Easy to follow for beginners like me.
This is a really neat feature that I didn't know about. Thanks!
thanks , its first time i used it for photoshop
Very helpfull, thank you Phlearn!
I'm so glad everyone is is using this forum to comment about ur looks, so helpful but... I'm using CS6 i guess it's Ver.13.0 x64 and when I attempt to follow ur instruts the content aware arrows does n't pop up to stretch the image horizontally, the warp tool doesn't stay available for selection, and the Ctrl T isn't available to select the warp option. Is it that my software is out of date or could it be something else. Please Aaron I'd like your answer as I'm not soliciting answers from the fashion police!
Thanks
Thanks for sharing your expertise. I have learned so much from your tutorials. I am having trouble with the expand background technique. I crop and stretch, hit enter. Apply content-aware scale, a bounding box appears around my image. I grab a handle to drag and stretch out. At this point the whole image enlarges on all sides, which I don't want. I want to stretch one side. Instead the whole image enlarges and the people in the photo get distorted. What am I doing wrong. Please help, thanks.
Yes same here. Would love to know what we are doing wrong!
Another great video. You are a great teacher Aaron. Did you shoot in 60fps btw? Should be more of this as it looks cool. Thanks, you're a star :)
I like what you did with the content aware scale tool...... what you did at 2mins 40 though, bad aspect ratio,most people cant see that this is "really weird", i`ve seen lots of vids/photos where the people are stretched, its called aspect ratio blindness i believe
Wow, so many frames
Someone had fun with the microphone in the video
Seriously... What am I doing wrong?? :( Every time I try to use the content aware scale i just stretches it in all directions, making it look even worse than with the transform tool :/ I've tried to check and uncheck all boxes but it makes no difference... Why is it not only stretching in towards the direction I pull it but in all 4??
Yes same problem!
I'm having the same problem.
You are awesome I appreciate your tutorials and all the knowledge you share with us.
About content-aware, I used in a different way. You square select the are (in this case the empty area) that you want to fill touching a little bit of the picture (in this case will be the vertical line of clouds sky ocean and sand) then you go to fill/content-aware and photoshop automatically will fill it with similar areas and color to what you are touching a little bit from the picture. Does that make sense?
Amazing guy!
hi aaron, yours are the best tuts for photoshop on youtube, congratulations xD... there's something i can't find on the net..since you guys know video editing and compositing you will surely be aware of histogram and rgb parade, are there scopes such as those to check the color balance of an image? so that i can color correct the image with curves and level while checking the balance.. thank you :)
thanks
good job..m
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While using the crop tool, we can check the "content aware" box, what is the difference between using content aware during the crop and what you are doing?
Hi there. You are doing realy great job here and tnx for tutorials. I do have a problem and wanted to ask: Is there a way to fix or do something with low resolution pictures? I do have some old pictures but they are 640x480 and cant do anything with them. Any suggestion? :)
hey Aaron can you show the 3d features on photoshop please
How does this technique compare to Content Aware Fill? I'm guessing that since it is a simple background that both could do the job equally as well?
awsome video! can I do this with photoshop CS6? or can it only be done on CC?
Aaron thank you so much I have learned a new things and can you teach us how to edit like instagram photos
Great Tut as always, Champion! ;) Regarding 60fps: Wonder if I will ever get used to 60fps. It seems I'm just too used to cinematic framerate and everything above it just looks like cheap soap to me.
So I noticed this was playing back on my phone at a 720p60 rate (with option of 1080p60). I must say that it seems there was a different visual effects than in previous episodes for some reason - like what I see sometimes on those 4K TV split screen demos. Not sure if that's what it is, and not sure how I feel about the effect.
can you make a tutorial using together de fisheye and content aware scale which mean not lose the detail when we de fisheye
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Hi Aaron. Have you done anything on saving images in Photoshop? I find the Image Processor so handy but know very little of what formats and sizes are best for the web (fb as oppossed to flickr etc), large format billboard prints, canvas, high quality advertising brochures, the office colour laser, and so on. It's a huge and confusing topic to me, so even if you just covered some of the more commonly used ones it would be a real help. Perhaps the are others who would agree?
Do you have any videos on designing for an email blast?
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Hi Aaaron, how can you move the photo around the screen?? I can't do it. It's fixed and if I try appairs me a transparent layer. Thanks.
Can you please teach us how to do the " The Flash " speed effect using Photoshop?
Can you do a tutorial on how to add skin textures? Like really dried dirt on the shoulder or 'veins' under the eyes and on the neck or something?
I doubt that made sense but I'd appreciate it if you did lol
I assume that this program is based on an earlier version of PS. In PS CC, "Control T" does not seem to take me to the transform mode like it did for you. I had to go up to the edit tab for that. Also, and more perplexing, when I selected the right side of the image I was working with to scale, when I went to scale, I got a feathered checkerboard pattern along the left, top and bottom edges. After scaling, I also got a very definite vertical blurred area on the left edge of the transform as well as a line along the left side that corresponded to the polygon I created to protect the subject. Any thoughts on what caused these issues in PS CC and how to avoid them?
if you only scale that small part of the photo, what's the difference between content aware scale and the regular scale?
NICE VIDEO
Hi Aaron, could you make a video showing us how to put a hovering object in a photo, like a hot air balloon or an airplane or a submarine in a landscape as composition? phlearn ya later
I am trying to stretch an image upwards but my sample area is very thin and I end up with a very pixelated mess in the crop area. Any suggestions?
Aaron please get the beard back ! btw awesome episode😉
how did you make the area with the text bigger with the crop tool?
Hey Aaron! I have this photo idea but I just cannot for the life of me figure out how to go about it!!
I have a photo of my girlfriend holding up a puzzle piece to my skin while I'm on the table. The goal here is to have a photo where I'm kind of missing pieces like I'm am unfinished puzzle. The issue is I'm not entirely clear on how to go about it. I've considered making selections of full sized puzzle edges over a photo of the background without us in it and using that to fill in areas where I'm in pieces and I've also considered using several brushes shaped like puzzle pieces. I just don't know what to do!!!
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Lots of reverberation in that room. Try using some acoustic foam or use a smaller room.
is this tool available in cs5 too?