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Manipulating
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Note
To use a different color for displaying the quick mask, right-click the
quick mask button then select ‘Configure Color and Opacity’ from the
menu. Click the colored box in the dialog that opens to select a new
color.
quick mask button then select ‘Configure Color and Opacity’ from the
menu. Click the colored box in the dialog that opens to select a new
color.
Note
After using the paint tools to adjust the selection as desired, convert from the
quick mask view back to the normal selection view by clicking the icon in the
lower left corner of the image window (currently displaying a red box). The se-
lection is again displayed with the marching ants.
quick mask view back to the normal selection view by clicking the icon in the
lower left corner of the image window (currently displaying a red box). The se-
lection is again displayed with the marching ants.
20.5.3
Applying and Removing Color
Most image editing involves applying or removing color. By selecting a part of
the image, limit where color can be applied or removed. When you select a tool
and move the cursor onto an image, the cursor’s appearance changes to reflect
the chosen tool. With many tools, an icon of the current tool is shown along with
the arrow. For paint tools, an outline of the current brush is shown, allowing you
to see exactly where you will be painting in the image and how large an area will
be painted.
the image, limit where color can be applied or removed. When you select a tool
and move the cursor onto an image, the cursor’s appearance changes to reflect
the chosen tool. With many tools, an icon of the current tool is shown along with
the arrow. For paint tools, an outline of the current brush is shown, allowing you
to see exactly where you will be painting in the image and how large an area will
be painted.
Selecting Colors
By default, paint tools use the foreground color. However, this can be changed
in the tool options of fill tools. To select the color, first click the display box of the
foreground or background color, as desired.
in the tool options of fill tools. To select the color, first click the display box of the
foreground or background color, as desired.
A dialog with four tabs opens. These tabs provide different color selection meth-
ods. Only the first tab, shown in Figure 20.2 on the following page, is described
here. The new color is shown in ‘Current’. The previous color is shown in ‘Old’.
ods. Only the first tab, shown in Figure 20.2 on the following page, is described
here. The new color is shown in ‘Current’. The previous color is shown in ‘Old’.
The easiest way to select a color is using the colored areas in the boxes to the left.
In the narrow vertical bar, click a color similar to the desired color. The larger box
to the left then shows available nuances. Click the desired color. It is then shown
in ‘Current’. If that color is not what you want, try again.
In the narrow vertical bar, click a color similar to the desired color. The larger box
to the left then shows available nuances. Click the desired color. It is then shown
in ‘Current’. If that color is not what you want, try again.
The arrow button to the right of ‘Current’ enables saving a number of possible
colors. Click the arrow to copy the current color to the history. A color can then
be selected by clicking it in the history. A color can also be selected by directly
entering its hexadecimal color code in ‘Hex Triplet’.
colors. Click the arrow to copy the current color to the history. A color can then
be selected by clicking it in the history. A color can also be selected by directly
entering its hexadecimal color code in ‘Hex Triplet’.
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