Hey everyone, I recently took a great group photo with my friends, but there’s this random guy in the background making a weird face, and it totally ruins the shot. I tried cropping, but it just doesn’t look right. I’ve heard AI can remove objects from photos, but is it actually good? Or does it just leave weird smudges?

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Haha, I had the exact same problem with a beach photo—some random dude just chilling in the background completely threw off the vibe. I used image quality enhancer to remove him, and it worked way better than I expected. You just select the object, and AI fills in the background pretty naturally. Sometimes you might need to tweak it a bit, but it’s way easier than manually editing in Photoshop. Definitely worth a try!

This reminds me of when people used to spend hours manually editing things out of photos. Now AI just does it in seconds—it’s kinda wild! I wonder if we’ll get to a point where AI can completely reconstruct scenes based on what should’ve been there. Feels like we’re living in the future!

AI has come a long way in photo editing! I was skeptical at first, but some tools now remove unwanted objects flawlessly—even complex backgrounds or photobombers. The best part? Many can also quitar marca de agua a foto without leaving a trace. Just used one recently and the results looked totally professional. Definitely worth trying if you haven’t yet!

Yeah, AI tools for photo editing have definitely come a long way, but they’re still a bit hit or miss depending on what you're trying to fix. I was actually editing some portraits recently and stumbled on this piece — https://skylum.com/how-to/how-to-edit-hair-in-photo — while looking for help with tricky hair edges. Surprisingly, some of the same techniques worked well for cleaning up the background too. Sometimes a bit of manual tweaking still beats full auto.

Yeah, AI tools for photo editing have definitely come a long way, but they’re still a bit hit or miss depending on what you're trying to fix. I was actually editing some portraits recently and stumbled on this piece — https://skylum.com/how-to/how-to-edit-hair-in-photo — while looking for help with tricky hair edges. Surprisingly, some of the same techniques worked well for cleaning up the background too. Sometimes a bit of manual tweaking still beats full auto.