Here, you can paint out the areas you don’t want included in the fill, which allows you to remove that building from the area under consideration. If you instead choose Content-Aware Fill from the Edit menu, you’ll now be presented with a new dialog. This is clearly inappropriate for the scene. Selecting it and using Shift-Backspace to open the Fill dialog uses the old method, which results in parts of the building being used to fill the space: On occasion, this can result in the wrong area of the image being sampled-as in this example, in which I want to remove the Motel sign from this scene. The Content-Aware Fill dialog gives you the ability to patch a selection with texture found nearby in the image.

It also includes some interface changes that bring it into line with other applications, and which may consternation at first-until you realize that they represent a more logical way of working. The 2019 release of Photoshop CC brings a raft of new and improved features that will enhance the way you work with images.

Photoshop cc 2019