Removing date in a photo via clone technique

I am using my favorite image editing software, ArcSoft Photostudio. Sometimes, we do not really want to show the photo's date. Or if you forgotten to set the correct time/date in your camera before to take the shot. You want to remove the date. Today i am going to share with you one of the technique to remove the date with ease. This technique is called cloning.

1.Open the photo.
Click the Clone Tool - with two hand's finger pointing down.
Hold that SHIFT button on the keyboard, You click some where you want to use as the source for image cloning. In the following example, i am using the right hand side's floor background. Hold that SHIFT+Left Click on the source. Then move your cursor to the date area. Start draging your mouse around and you will see that the area you draged along actualling cloning the source image which you have just set.


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How to resize a photo?

My favorite software is the ArcSoft PhotoStudio that comes with my Canon Scanner. First open the photo you want to resize.Go to Edit - Click the Image Size


Enter the width and height you want. Or you can input in the WScale %, HScale %,

With the checkbox "Keep Aspect Ratio" Ticked, you will have the right proportion for your photo. This is to ensure that you will not get a skewed photos in the end. For blog purpose or easy upload, i prefer to use at least 1000 pixels width.

I hope this is useful.