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How do i reveal.......?
Hi folks, 'fraid my memory has failed me (again) LOL
I cannot remember the technique for revealing a part of a layer placed beneath the top layer!! My lower layer has a face in one corner and i want to reveal it on the top layer. i know i use 'Eraser' but i can't get it to work....... Anyone point me to the technique or quickly explain please?? :) TIA Martin (using CS5) |
Have you chosen black as your foreground colour?
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Create a mask for the top layer. Highlight the layer, click on the mask in the layer pallette and then choose the brush tool. Choose black to "remove " and white to repair.
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Oh, thank you so much rbarry, works a treat :D
I was using the Eraser tool but couldn't get it right, no wonder really when i was doing it wrong!! I was going to attempt to 'blend' the smaller picture in as a top layer but the background on some of them are varying colours, ie...part sky, part tree. Basically what i want to end up with is a photo of a motorcross rider in action with a seperate pic of his face to the top left or right of the final image :) @silversnapper1...no, i had white selected but whilst it erased i couldn't repair. Thanks again.. Martin |
Your welcome. It's an easy mistake to choose the erase tool when the best combination of tools to use are utilising a mask. It's easy to repair and instantly "undoerable"!
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