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The area Count Dooku obscured was replaced with a portion of the background just to the left which I inverted. The droids were just painted out. |
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This was the usual combination of pasting, then smearing. |
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I just copied textures from the lava and the rocks. It's more of a paste-over than a removal of the characters, but the textures of the lava and rocks are so random that it doesn't matter. |
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This was a difficult one, but it was the best shot I could find. The white walls were easy to paint Obi wan out of, and Yoda's chair was a solid color, but Bail Organa's chair took up a lot of the frame. The angle was such that I couldn't paste anything over him, so I just used the smear tool to finger paint. Oddly enough, his shadow remains even though he's been removed. |
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Bye, bye Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru. Again, just a cut and paste job followed by smearing the clouds a bit. The smear tool makes great clouds and smoke out of any pixels you start with. |
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As with the Jango
shot in Attack of the Clones, I just waited for General Grievous
to move out of the way, then took a portion of that frame and placed it
over where he was.
For whatever reason, the pasted section didn't align properly, so I had to do quite a bit of smearing to get it to look more natural. Even then, the lighting is noticeably different. |
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This one was too complicated to even attempt to remove the trooper. Most of these shots took between 5 and 10 minutes to do. This probably would have taken a lot longer, so I just left him in the frame. |
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