Which statement is not accurate about Content-Aware Fill?

Which statement is not accurate about Content-Aware Fill?

• A. You can adjust the sampling area before applying
• B. You can preview results before applying
• C. It can sample from outside the selection
• D. Once an area has been filled, you cannot undo changes

Answer: (D)

Content-Aware Fill fills a selected area by sampling pixels from around it and blending them to match texture and lighting. You can adjust the sampling area before applying, guiding what parts of the image Photoshop uses for the fill. You can preview the result before you apply it, so you can tweak the settings. It can sample from outside the selection, pulling information from nearby areas to create a seamless fill. And you can undo changes after applying using the standard undo/history commands, so the idea that you cannot undo is not accurate.

Content-Aware Fill fills a selected area by sampling pixels from around it and blending them to match texture and lighting. You can adjust the sampling area before applying, guiding what parts of the image Photoshop uses for the fill. You can preview the result before you apply it, so you can tweak the settings. It can sample from outside the selection, pulling information from nearby areas to create a seamless fill. And you can undo changes after applying using the standard undo/history commands, so the idea that you cannot undo is not accurate.