>>1745329Well its still a fine job, I mean, as long as the requester is satisfied. I use photoshop and would highly recommend it. Gimp is free, but photoshop cracks are everywhere. I've never used InPaint but it looks like it uses content aware filling to repair areas. You can do this in PS as well, but in the end it can only take you so far. I just touched up the area in question since it was such a nice wall.
