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I have an image in an unlocked layer.
I duplicate the layer and I apply the Dust and Scratches filter on the new layer.
Then I hide this new layer by holding the Alt Key and clicking Add a Layer Mask.
Why can’t I paint over the mask with the history brush, or the regular brush?
All I get with the regular brush is painting with the foreground color.
If I try the history brush, I get
"… the history state does not contain a corresponding layer".
What is the problem? I am trying to delete dust and scratches of the image using the mask.
Thank you!
maria
I duplicate the layer and I apply the Dust and Scratches filter on the new layer.
Then I hide this new layer by holding the Alt Key and clicking Add a Layer Mask.
Why can’t I paint over the mask with the history brush, or the regular brush?
All I get with the regular brush is painting with the foreground color.
If I try the history brush, I get
"… the history state does not contain a corresponding layer".
What is the problem? I am trying to delete dust and scratches of the image using the mask.
Thank you!
maria
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