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Photoshop Science: The Clone Source Panel

Forget about billion-dollar laboratories. Watch this video and you too can clone anything!
Written by Russell Brown on August 10, 2007
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Categories: Graphics, Graphics Image Editing, Photo Image Editing, How-Tos

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This tutorial is an installment of The Russell Brown Show.

With the help of the crazy Dr. Brown (also known as Russell Brown, senior creative director at Adobe), you'll see how Photoshop CS3's new Clone Source panel works with the Clone Stamp tool to create amazing effects.


Using the five unique settings of the Clone Source panel, you can create multiples of the mad Dr. Brown!

Click on the image below to begin streaming the 6.4MB QuickTime tutorial:

If you do not have QuickTime installed, you can get it here:

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I'm not convinced

Hmm, maybe it was the tutorial example (or just me), however, I'm not sure how this cloning method would be easier, faster, or more flexible than just duplicating and transforming individual layers??

Submitted by Terry Veiga on Fri, 08/10/2007 - 06:55.

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