The edit/fill with content-aware

The edit/fill with content-aware works when I edit the photo file using “edit in Photoshop cc”, instead of using “open as smart object in Photoshop:.
It brings up to my next question: what is the difference between “open as smart object” and “edit in Photoshop cc”? Thanks.

Edit in photoshop, brings the image into photoshop as single image. Whereas bringing it into photoshop as a smart objects, places that single image into a wrapper. This wrapper is an object that keeps the underlying image safe. No matter what you do other than removing the smart object, keeps the image safe.
What I mean by that, is if you scale, rotate and a filter, etc. it is applied to the object it self, not the image. Which allows you to change your mind and revert back to the original image at any time in the future, as long as you save in a format that supports smart objects, layers, and transparency. Which limits it down to psd, tiff, and pdf.

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I'm a career software architect engineer of 35 years, and I have to side with Howard on this one.
Like Howard, I feel you're thinking about this way too simplistically. Trying to work out what best to fill a part of an image with in 3 dimensions (x, y, and time) and have it look believable almost boggles the mind, especially thinking of a general case (your logo example is far to simplistic in itself). The task is far from a simple looping repeat of what is being done 2 dimensionally on a still frame. Frankly, it's more likely related to what's done with CGI, where scenes are modeled in 3D (4D actually) so certain elements can be replaced believably.
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I am trying to use content-aware, but am having trouble finding out how to do it, even though I have watched the videos.
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Hmmmm, tried that. Clicked the marquee tool, outlined the shape that I wanted to remove, Clicked Edit>fill>Content-aware>ok and it worked a little magic, but then took half the image of the person alongside the portion that I wanted to fill and duplicated it.
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I saw videos on the web that made it look magical.
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https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kap5ebbhku1d7et/93YQBIi-or

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greenturtle49 wrote:
I'm not having any luck getting rid of red eye. I zoom in so that I'm hitting it dead on but instead of getting a correction, a black blob appears on their heads! My guess is that their wide orange head bands are causing confusion but why is it happening so far away from where I'm clicking?
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Can you manually remove the red eye in this photo?
If not, click on the down arrow at the far left of the Options bar and select "Reset Tool", then try again.
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greenturtle49 wrote:
Issue 2 of 2 is a problem using the healing brush. I have Content Aware selected and have tried eliminating a couple of mic stands. No matter what size I make the brush, the program doesn't read anything correctly.
Show us the problem photo and the result you get when you use the tool.
greenturtle49 wrote:
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http://forums.adobe.com/message/3849808#3849808
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http://www.vicanek.de/plugins/wireworm.htm
Ken

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