Help with Photoshop

[Boomer4ES]

So I don't generally do the whole photography thing and I really don't know much at all about it. I was playing around with my camera and took some decent shots . . . problem is they have the date-stamp on them because I was unaware of how to turn it off ahead of time. I'd like to have some of these shots blown up and was wondering if anyone would be willing to try and help remove the stamps from them . . . maybe 3 or 4 shots.

[switters78]

There's a Clone Stamp tool in Photoshop that's usually the ticket for that kind of thing. If you don't have Photoshop or don't know what I'm talking about I'll be glad to help you out.

[NSXType-R]

You could crop out the stamps, that would be the easiest way to do it, or so I hear.

It would also make your photos smaller though.

[70cuda88]

The Spot Healing Brush (looks like a band-aid) works well for that usually. Depending what's behind it. That's mainly the deciding factor.

[Sledgehammer]

So I don't generally do the whole photography thing and I really don't know much at all about it. I was playing around with my camera and took some decent shots . . . problem is they have the date-stamp on them because I was unaware of how to turn it off ahead of time. I'd like to have some of these shots blown up and was wondering if anyone would be willing to try and help remove the stamps from them . . . maybe 3 or 4 shots.

Try uploading them, im sure a few of the guros will have a go for you.

[rfhphoto73]

depending on what size you are printing them you may be able to crop them out as well.

[pat_ernzen]

I think your best bet is to just cover the date stamp with a nice, big PS lens flare.