I hope this is the right forum. I get confused about where to post what.
I wanted to use the brush tool to make a mostly white background all white.
In choose the brush tool, then option click on a white spot in the photo. But when I drag the brush over the rest of the background, it brushes in black, not in white.
I reset the tool. Still blak. I reset all tools. Still brushing in black, no matter where in the white section I option click.
The white section has a little bit of very light gray in it. Not noticeable.
There was no sarcasm, nastiness or hate involved or implied. Iw was a humorous remark given your description of your problem and totally unrelated to anything in the past.
You have a major paranoid persecution complex. Despite your accomplishments, you appear to be a very insecure little man.
Go complain formally wherever you want. I couldn’t care less.
Describe your problem unambiguously and in detailed manner so we can reproduce it, and you’ll get the most detailed of answers.
What would help most is to see a screen shot of the Options Bar when you have the Brush Tool selected, or a detailed description of all the settings in said options bar.
Not a problem. I had already ignored you when you started your other thread after my last post. I’ll just plonk you and I will never see your posts again, not even already existing ones.
You are correct, these feelings are usually mutual.
First, when you option click on an image layer to select a color, make sure you have the brush tool selected.
Secondly, also make sure you have a pixel-based layer highlighted in the layers pallet and if the layer includes a layer mask, that it’s the image icon, not the layer mask icon that’s highlighted. A layer mask or adjustment layer can trip you up when selecting an image color with the eyedropper tool.
Don’t feel bad about being "plonked" by Ramon (a term for hiding posts by a particular poster). You’re in good company – me, for instance! 🙂
What a waste that plonking is. We, or at least I, really want to learn something or solve something. And I, for one, am simply not technically as knowledgeable as many, or I would know it.
I should also mention that I am working in B&W with these photos, with which I am having this problem.
You did tell me a few things I should really review and stuy. And I will try to work through you suggestions.
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