2008 Tesla Roadster

[TJMcG116 3]

In the basement of the Kingman, AZ, Visitor Center and Route 66 Museum is an eclectic collection of electric automobiles. It is a single room, with the vehicles crammed together amid various signs, barricades, etc. I used my phone to document this collection as well as I could under the poor lighting.

Then I thought, "What if all the signs and clutter were gone?"

Photoshop has included 'find distractions' for some time, but in the latest upgrade at the end of April, they added a new category, "General distractions." I thought I would put it to the test, and here is the result of one image.
I did a very few minor cleanups manually, but I thought this was pretty amazing, and because it is the Remove tool, it uses no generative credits.

 

[denum118 143]

Pretty amazing stuff this new technology is.

 

[webestang6413]

Not bad but there are a few things that bug me. The discoloration on the Tesla and the missing headrest on the car in the background.

 

[TJMcG116 3]

Not bad but there are a few things that bug me. The discoloration on the Tesla and the missing headrest on the car in the background.

I intentionally boosted the saturation on the car, and yes, there are anomalies. I didn't intend this to be a gallery piece, but you could refine it as much as you like, and Photoshop automatically creates a new layer with the edits, so you can mask it and refine it at will. My point was to show how much can be accomplished well with no effort on your part.