Quick Fix: Remove unwanted objects from your photos with TouchRetouch
Monday, May 16, 2011 at 2:00PM |
Glyn Evans Above: The retouched photo, which has also been given the Camera+ "Clarity" treatment.Whilst on my recent trip to Egypt I took a series of photos using QuickPix in rapid fire mode, whilst sat along side the driver of our horse and carriage. More concerned about my safety than the photos I was taken, I just pointed the iPhone in the general direction of what I wanted to shoot, kept my finger on the QuickPix shutter button, and hoped for the best. The resulting series of photos I got were great, depicting Egyptian street life in a natural and unposed way, but sadly many of the photos suffered from what would normally be classed as a school boy error, finger over the lens syndrome. Yes, more concerned with staying aloft the carriage, my finger founds its way in to the corners of some of my shots, but thanks to TouchRetouch, not all was lost.
Above: The original untouched, finger over the lens shot.
With TouchRetouch, I was able to load each photo that I wanted to salvage and quickly and easily remove my finger. Using the hand icon to pinch and zoom in to the affected area, and then the brush tool to highlight the finger, it was only a case of tapping the clapper icon to let TouchRetouch do its magic.

For all the photos I needed/wanted to salvage, TouchRetouch did a great job, and whilst the app can't guarantee to cope with all object removals, I've yet to have a photo that I haven't been able to salvage, so if you are in need of an object removal app for your iPhone or iPad, then why not give TouchRetouch [App Store Link] a try, after all it's only £0.59/$0.99/€0.79.
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