Quick Mask


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QUICK MASK

#1: Open an Image.

Quick Mask - Baby

#2: Set the default foreground/background colors by clicking on the small black and white squares icon to the lower left of the current foreground/background colors icon. This will make the foreground color black and the background color white.
Mode

#3: With the Quick Mask on you can easily "paint" a mask which will be turned into a selection once you pop back into Standard Mode. Painting the mask is as simple as selecting the Paintbrush tool or the Pencil tool. Drawing with black will paint the mask on and drawing in white will remove the mask.

The following figure shows an area that I've applied black to with the Paintbrush tool (it's the semi-transparent red area).

#4: Using this method you can quickly fill in large areas by using a large Paintbrush. To get into the detailed areas you should zoom in and paint with a smaller brush or pencil.
Zoom Image