You could do this several ways. What I usually do to spot adjust a single area
is to
make a selection around with the lasso tool. Then I turn on quickmask and
gaussian blur
the mask to give it a nice soft edge. Then I turn the mask back into a
selection. Then
I used the curves tool to
On 6/5/07, DJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is the quick-mask in the un-do's? It doesn't actually modify the
image. I turn the quick-mask on and off a lot, and it pops up a lot in
the undo's.
It does modify the image. The selection is considered part of the
image. Compare it with paths -- you
Elwin, you say:
What I usually do to spot adjust a single area is to make a selection
around with the lasso tool. Then I turn on quickmask and gaussian
blur
the mask to give it a nice soft edge.
You can save some time by just using the feather option of the lasso
tool -- IIRC feathering
Hi Elwin,
EE You could do this several ways. What I usually do to spot adjust a single
area is to
EE make a selection around with the lasso tool. Then I turn on quickmask and
gaussian blur
EE the mask to give it a nice soft edge. Then I turn the mask back into a
selection. Then
EE I used
