In this tutorial I will show you how to use the Cloning Tool, to enhance your photo of an existing landscape, using the Realtime Landscaping Picture Editor.
Open your image in Realtime Landscaping Photo 2014, click Settings, and select Background Picture.
Next, click the Edit using the Picture Editor button; this will open your photo in the Realtime Landscaping Picture Editor.
Select the Clone tool.
Adjust the Size of the brush. I recommend a medium size; too small and it will take forever, too large and a mess will be created.
Zoom- in, and right-click the material that you desired to copy. I am removing the cement bags from my landscape photo, so I clicked on the brick texture. This specifies to the program that on the other side of the object is brick.
Left-click, hold, and drag your cursor to start the "removal" process. You should see the material you are cloning appear over the object you are removing.
Note: When you run out of the texture you are cloning, right-click again on the material you desire to clone. You will need to do this several times to get the result you are looking for.
Take your time. The longer you put into using the cloning tool the better your image will look.
Zoom-out and see the results. Once you are done, you may save your image or close the Realtime Landscaping Picture Editor.
Please note, it is best to have an image that has a lot of detail when you are removing an object. If the object is too large or you do not have enough information to clone, this method may not work.
