backdrop post processing

anyone know how to clean the backdrop like the picture below (specially the roll up of the backdrop)

http://www.fgpix.com …2jan1bwx5i1s297​6s70bvc5cq

was it done using PS or was it cleaned very well?

*** credits to FG Pix for the inspiration photo

Please note that if it is not your photo then POTN rules mean that you should only post a link to the image, not the image itself. Also one should not edit others images and repost, unless the original poster of the image has the Image Editing OK flag set. I would suggest dealing with these points before a mod sees them and does something about it.

Alan

BigAl007 wrote in post #17273494
Please note that if it is not your photo then POTN rules mean that you should only post a link to the image, not the image itself. Also one should not edit others images and repost, unless the original poster of the image has the Image Editing OK flag set. I would suggest dealing with these points before a mod sees them and does something about it.

Alan

Mini-modding isn't cool. But he has a point to some extent.

Anyway, to actually answer your question:

I messed with it a little to get a better idea. Seems that content aware fills, and a bit of healing brush work to clean up the mess will do. Maybe a little dodging and burning.

Worst comes to worst, crop it out.

BigAl007 wrote in post #17273494
Please note that if it is not your photo then POTN rules mean that you should only post a link to the image, not the image itself. Also one should not edit others images and repost, unless the original poster of the image has the Image Editing OK flag set. I would suggest dealing with these points before a mod sees them and does something about it.

Alan

edited the image and replaced by the link. By the way, the purpose of my thread is to share any knowledge on how to achieve the said "clean" backdrop, not to edit/process the said image. Hope it clears my intention.

and thank you for bringing this up. Cheers!

quadwing wrote in post #17275429
Mini-modding isn't cool. But he has a point to some extent.

Anyway, to actually answer your question:

I messed with it a little to get a better idea. Seems that content aware fills, and a bit of healing brush work to clean up the mess will do. Maybe a little dodging and burning.

Worst comes to worst, crop it out.

thanks man! I am still not sure if the backdrop was really rolled up and edited or purely graphics.