jimh12345 Posted April 14, 2022 Posted April 14, 2022 Yeah I'm new. I see that I can attach a mask layer to an Adjustment - and then edit the mask somewhat (though not entirely) as in PS. But it seems I can also restrict the adjustment without using a mask layer - just by painting and erasing on the adjustment later. On the little thumbnail for the layer, I can see where I've "masked" it in this way - but that's pretty tiny. There does not seem to be a way to view and edit this "implied" mask layer. Is there perhaps a way to promote it to a "real" mask layer? What happens if I add a "real" mask layer to an adjustment - how does it interact with the "implied" mask? RichardMH 1 Quote
pbasdf Posted April 14, 2022 Posted April 14, 2022 Hi Yes, adjustment layers are their own mask. If you hold down Alt/Option when clicking the adjustment layer, it will be isolated so that you can see and edit the mask. jimh12345 1 Quote
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