Fine Tune / Clone Stamp What is this? When do I do this? How do I use this? Illustrate in Gimp. What do all of the options do?

What Is This? The Clone Stamp tool selects and samples an area of your picture and then uses these pixels to paint over any other part of the picture.

When do I do this? Uses for the Clone Stamp tool include: Blemishes and imperfections in image. Removing objects in an image from a pattern of pixels.

How do I use this? Select the Clone Tool in Gimp. Look over the options in the toolbar to the left. Hold down the “control” key and click on area to select and copy. Now click where you want that pattern to paint over the image.

What do all the options do? The paintbrush option lets you choose the mode, opacity, brush, and scale. Mode – how the brush paints over the image. Opacity – how transparent the brush paints. Brush – choose what shape the brush is. Scale – the size of the the brush

Results Before After

Questions What does the Opacity option do? A) Changes the color. B) Changes the size. C) Change the transparency. What is a common use for the Clone Tool? A) Changing an image to Grayscale. B) Removing blemishes and imperfections in an image. C) Blur certain parts of an image.