The demo makes it look so easy to remove unwanted objects, but it only works that way about 60% of the time. If the object you want to remove is far from what you’re focusing on, then it works great, but if you’re trying to remove something that’s close, even when you use the “protect” option, it’s almost impossible not to get ghosts of other parts of the picture in the spot you are trying to erase. I’m not real pleased with it, but I haven’t found anything better, and at least it works some of the time.

While Eraser Pro presents itself as an eraser and leaving only the background, it really is more of a cloning tool that just moves side items in place of items “erased.” I had hoped it would calculate and replace by extrapolating what could/should have been behind what has been erased.It’s a bit disappointing considering PhotoShop CS 5.5 has a similar tool that comes with it at no additional charge.

I am very pleased with this app. I have been looking and buying apps that promised but never delivered. I had almost given up.Finding this app makes my work so much easier. I enjoy discovering some nuances when switching from mode 1 to 2. I have three apps by Xiu Via Yang. All with varius degrees of difficulty make my work much easierto create.

No more automatic than Photoshop Basic for Mac. Has similar capabilities as Photoshop's "clone stamp” tool. I was hoping this program would be more automatic for editing, it's not. It does work, but I found it no easier to use than Photoshop Basic.Tests were done on a silver tower Mac Pro (not for sale).