可以轻松的把图片水印给去除。
Getting Started
Do you have a photo where the photo would be just right if you could just remove an object or person that appears in the photo? For example, look at the following picture, which would be improved if we could just take out that observatory.
Take a look at how the picture is improved when the observatory is removed.
You can remove the unwanted object or person using Inpaint.
Note: Before you edit your digital photos, it's a good idea to make a copy of the original image and make your edits to that copy. This way, you preserve the original image in case you need to go back to it.
To remove unwanted objects in your photos
Open your photo in Inpaint (on the File menu, click Open).
Draw a selection around the object you wish to remove from the picture.( You can select from freehand or rectangular selection on the task pane or Select menu).
After you've finished selecting the objects that you want to remove, in the task pane, click Inpaint.
Inpaint will fill the selection area with intelligently generated texture drawn from the surrounding image data.
(Optional) If you don't get the results you hoped for, do one of the following, and then experiment until you get just the right look:
You can change area boundary which used in inpainting (rectangular area around selection, with resize handles). Hold down the SHIFT key and using the mouse try to resize or move it. For more information see remarks.
Go back in your changes one step at a time, (in the task pane, click Undo last action) and try more accurate select the object you wish to remove.
Or if you think selection is right, try to Inpaint it again(each inpaint procedure is unique and at the next time you've got other image).
On the File menu, click Save or Save As to save your edited picture.
Remarks:
In some cases you need to correct area boundary which used in inpainting (rectangular area around selection, with resize handles), you need to exlude from this area part which you think is don't take part in image restoration. To do this hold down the SHIFT key and using the mouse try to resize or move it. Look to the following illustrations:
Original Result with wrong area boundary Result with right area boundary
