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salubrious
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Skin Retouching Tutorial Pt. 1 Discussion
Discuss this tutorial here.
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Beginner grinner
Join Date: Nov 2009
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I have looked at the section in your tutorial where you colour correct the baby's face. I am puzzled by the instruction "Set a curve adjustment layer and fill the layermask with black"
The default colour with adjustment layers and layermask colours is white (CS3) How on earth can I change the layer mask from white to black? I tried all sorts of ways, and all are equally unsucessful. Ta Hans |
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salubrious
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Set your colors so that black is the foreground color, then hit opt-delete on a Mac (I assume it's alt-delete on a PC) and it will fill the mask with the foreground color.
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Major grins
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Target the layer mask in the layers palette, then cmd/ctrl-I (invert)...
or Target the layer in question, go to the channel palette, target the layer mask channel and then invert (as layer masks are simply special channels that are "bound" to the current active layer). Sincerely, Stephen Marsh http://members.ozemail.com.au/~binaryfx http://prepression.blogspot.com |
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