
Faire une sélection sur ce qui doit être enlevé, puis :
Filtres > Misc > Inpainting....


Inpaintgimpplugin maintained by martinjrobins

http://inpaintgimpplugin.github.io/





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Exemples -Examples :

http://inpaintgimpplugin.github.io/example_new_orleans.html
http://inpaintgimpplugin.github.io/example_pumpkin.html

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Ouvrir - Open : \Documentation\example_new_orleans.html

New Orleans Example
Open the examples/new_orleans.png image from the repository
Select the red text using the Select By Color Tool. 
Simply click anywhere on the red text using this tool and all the text should be selected.
Run the plug-in in Filters/Misc/Inpainting.... 
Choose Selection for the mask type. 
This will use the current selection for the inpainting region.
Use the following parameters (or just use the default parameters):
And hit OK. The result should look like this...
Just clear the selection and you have a nice clean inpainted image.


Ouvrir - Open : \Documentation\example_pumpkin.html

Pumpkin Example
Open the examples/pumpkin.png image from the repository
Draw a selection region around the pumpkin, using the Free Select Tool. 
Then use the Paths Tool to draw a straight segment from the centre of the pumpkin down to where the bottom window sill begins.
Run the plug-in in Filters/Misc/Inpainting.... 
Choose Selection With Stop Path for the mask type, and the path you just drew for the stop path. 
This will use the current selection for the inpainting region, the inpainting will proceed from this outer boundary inwards until it reaches the specified stop path
Use the following parameters:
And hit OK. The result should look like this...






