Archeological Reconstruction
The example was made in the old version of the Chameleon plug-in.
Now the technique of using AKVIS Chameleon is different, but the
result will be the same.
Consult the article "Chameleon mode" to get the same result with the new version. In the older versions (before v.5.0) this mode was
called Standard and applied automatically right after you launch the
plugin from the menu Filter.
It is possible not only to transfer objects from one image to another, but to manipulate with objects within one the same image as well.
The following photo shows ancient ruins. In the lower part of the image there are two foundations of destroyed columns and we will place there a third foundation, presuming that it once existed.
To form a new column foundation we will use the existing one. We selected the foundation in the foreground and copied it to a new layer.
We chose a place for the new foundation and started AKVIS Chameleon.
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— Archeological Reconstruction