I use the clone tool in PSP but can't see how to get the same result in CA2. I want to replace parts of images, like a worm hole in an apple leaf or take a button off a dress.
Can someone help, please?
Thank you

Hi munster. In CAP if you take your photo into the Photolab you will find among the icons along the top a little 'sticking plaster'. this is called the Spot-Repair tool. It's the nearest thing CAP has to a clone tool.
I have provided a link to a video tut; that Melinda did on various aspects of Photolab and about 4 minutes into the video she covers using the Spot-repair tool. She is using DSA the first incarnation of CAP but the principles are the same...

PhotoLab Basics in Digital Scrapbook Artist 2

Thank you so much. I found spot-repair in CA and now will watch the video. Melinda makes a wonderful video.

>> I have provided a link to a video tut

Oops! No you haven't, Scottishgal. You've provided a link to my page for providing links!!

Alfred

@ Alfred >> Oops! No you haven't, Scottishgal. You've provided a link to my page for providing links!!

Oh Alfred what a silly billy I am Thank you for picking up on that and fixing it (I take it you fixed it since it seems to be ok now anyway)..Oh dear I will have to watch these senior moments...

@Scottishgal >> have to watch these senior moments

you mean, like this...



Maybe it's a US thing, but I don't think I've ever heard it phrased quite like that, and all I could think was high school!

Kat

Senior moments - Terry Wogan on BBC Radio Two used to go on about these - many of his listeners tended to be of a slightly more mature age group .

"a momentary lapse of memory (especially in older people)", or a non-medical term for a "mental glitch".

It suggests that as we get older we get more forgetful or disorganised. I have a fair few CRAFT moments nowadays - no - being honest, even as a mere spring chicken I had a great tendency, too.

Can't Remember A Flipping Thing. (although the F can sometimes be a bit naughtier )

Oh, Karen, see, now you're doing it...

"slightly" more mature age group
"mental glitch"
"mere" spring chicken

I like CRAFT, never heard that one before. Most people will think I'm saying something else! LOL!


Kat

Hi Kat.

What is that saying? Two countries separated by one common language. Are you after translations?

I doubt the seniors we are referring to could manage this .

Senior as in Senior Citizen - I was using the phrase "slightly more mature age group" to be as diplomatic as I could.

"glitch" A minor malfunction, mishap, or technical problem; a snag:

"spring chicken" Slang for a young person; as in young chicken, especially one from two to ten months old, having tender meat.

Terry Wogan's radio show resulted in a group of "fans" who were called TOGS (Terry's Old Geezers/Gals/Gits) and the younger members were called TYGs (Terry's Young Geezers/Gals). I suppose we considered ourselves as part of the TYGs. I much preferred his show to that of Chris Evans, who has taken over from Sir Terry. Having said that, as I don't "do" mornings other than on Thursdays, I don't really have to listen to it much.

@ Kat...you mean, like this...

If only I could dance like that, I think I would dislocate something

Ok I'm dancing, I'm dancing just for you Kat.