bloftis6 Posted December 11, 2015 Posted December 11, 2015 I have selected the inpainting brush and clicked and dragged over several portions of the image, then a loading bar shows up and disappears when loaded. However, nothing in the slightest changes about the image. There is no red indicating the area where i have clicked and dragged as i have seen in the tutorial videos. Any help would be great. Thanks. This is a raw image that I have developed and am further processing. Quote
schwein32 Posted December 14, 2015 Posted December 14, 2015 I'm am having the same issue, any help would be greatly appreciated. Quote
Staff Andy Somerfield Posted December 14, 2015 Staff Posted December 14, 2015 Please make sure that you have a "Pixel" layer selected in the layers panel before using the inpainting brush.. Also, make sure you do not have a raster selection active (Select -> Deselect).. Hope this helps, Andy. Quote
Kattie Posted December 20, 2015 Posted December 20, 2015 Hi Andy, It does not help me. I have a pixel layer selected and I can see what I try to hide in it but I have no idea what you mean by 'raster selection' or where to look to select or deselect it. Since this function was demonstrated in the beginners tutorial I think this should have been mentioned. For my first steps after purchasing the software I admit I am slightly discouraged. Cheers, K Quote
manu schwendener Posted December 22, 2015 Posted December 22, 2015 Hang in there: the inpainting brush works really great in many cases. Can you try it on a photo that hasn't any layers added yet, just as a test? Maybe remove some branches from a blue sky or a window from a white wall or something simple like that, just to see how it works. What you mark with the inpainting brush should get marked in red and then after a short time disappear. I use the inpainting brush a lot. When it doesn't have any effect I check in the 'layers' tab in the right hand column if I have the background layer activated (see screenshot) - I'm not actively working with layers yet, but some of the adjustment tools add a new layer which then is the active one. Quote manuschwendener.ch
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