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Lounging on a beach chair in Tipumungo, margarita in hand, the waves lap at your feet. The far-off sun wanes, painting everything in brilliant color. It’s a postcard-perfect scene that any photographer would drool over. And then there’s Sunburnt Stan. There’s nothing like a pesky tourist with a sunburnt nose to ruin a beautiful vacation shot. What’s a photo-loving vacationer to do? It seems like everywhere you go, Stan’s there too, wading into the sea with his arm floaties or building a sand-castle on the beach. (Stan’s a persistent chap, he is.) Never fear! An ordinarily grim situation turns to triumph, with just a bit of techno-whoozical magic in the form of these three nifty websites/programs. Vacation photos will never be the same again. Sorry, Stan – we love you, but you’ve got to go. #1 – How to Remove Tourists from Your Photos – dsphotographic.com #2 – SnapMania.com – Tourist Remover #3 – Microsoft Research’s Group Shot p.s. The holidays are almost here, and our friends at Moo are running a holiday card design contest. Submit your favorite photos for a chance at $8,000 in prize money! Thanks to Neene and Mohamed Abdulla Shafeeg for lending us photos. → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← The Simple Secret to Guaranteed (Real!) Smiles in Your Vacation Photos Bring Your Vacation Souvenirs to Life Vacation Photos with a Twist — or What to Do with All Those Pictures of Your Feet |
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[...] Online photo management application Snapmania’s Tourist Remover gets rid of unwanted gawkers and traffic from your photos by compositing two or more pictures of the same scene. All you have to do is make sure to take more than one of the same picture of a scene, assuming the people or cars you want to get rid of are moving. Once you’ve taken enough pictures so that every piece of the scenery is visible, just upload them to Snapmania and let the Tourist Remover do the work. Keep in mind that the more steady your hand when taking multiple shots, the better results you’ll see, so ideally you’ll be using an tripod or at least a wall to steady yourself. Alternatively, if you’ve got some GIMP or Photoshop chops, you can do the same thing yourself. Tourist Remover [Snapmania via Photojojo] [...]
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[...] Online photo management application Snapmania’s Tourist Remover gets rid of unwanted gawkers and traffic from your photos by compositing two or more pictures of the same scene. All you have to do is make sure to take more than one of the same picture of a scene, assuming the people or cars you want to get rid of are moving. Once you’ve taken enough pictures so that every piece of the scenery is visible, just upload them to Snapmania and let the Tourist Remover do the work. Keep in mind that the more steady your hand when taking multiple shots, the better results you’ll see, so ideally you’ll be using an tripod or at least a wall to steady yourself. Alternatively, if you’ve got some GIMP or Photoshop chops, you can do the same thing yourself. Tourist Remover [Snapmania via Photojojo] [...]
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[...] Erase Tourists from Your Vacation Photos – Three Pesky Tourist Removal™ Techniques This is another very useful article that I need to apply to some of my photos. With the traditional methods it takes me allot of time and it gets exhausting. [...]
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