Let's say that you are touring a new city with your family. You stop in front of a famous monument and gather all the kids to take a picture, but because it's a popular spot, there are tons of people walking around in the background. Kind of ruins the picture, doesn't it? Short of some serious Photoshop talent, there isn't really a good way to get around this problem. But now, a company called Scalado has revealed software they call "Remove" which allows you to do just that - remove unwanted moving objects from an image.

Still not clear on what I mean? Check out the video demo (33-seconds):

[EMBED_YT]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flNomXIIWr4

^{I can't help but yell "THE FUTURE IS NOW" to myself when I see this.}

There aren't a ton of details on how it works, but presumably it takes 2 pictures, and determines what's moving and what stays stationary. It then presents you to remove the objects that were moving, leaving behind only what's stationary - posing people included.

Update: Scalado emailed us and clarified that depending on the device, Remove takes between 5 and 10 pictures rather than 2.

At the moment, the company hasn't announced when (or where) we can expect to see devices with the Remove software on-board hit store shelves, but they will have live demos of Remove in action during MWC later this month.

For more images and other information, hit up the source link below.

[Source: Scalado]