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Oh Hallelujah, It's a Regular Healing Brush! (Finally!)
One thing we always had to go to Photoshop for was to use the Healing Brush. Sure, if you
wanted to remove a spot or a blemish, you could use Camera Raw's Spot Removal tool, but
since it did “circular” healing, even though you had “healing power,” you couldn't paint
a stroke to remove a wrinkle, or a dark circle, or a power line, or, well, much of anything
other than a spot. All you could do was draw more circles. Well, finally (finally!), we have
a tool that lets us paint a stroke and heal those problems away (but, of course, it's for more
than just wrinkles. It's for all the stuff you used to have to jump over to Photoshop to re-
move).
Step One:
