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Photoshop White Reveals Black Conceals. In adobe photoshop, the great aphorism of layer masking is “white reveals, black conceals.” it’s catchy and it rhymes, but. 10k+ visitors in the past month If you paint with white, it will reveal or show the Below are a few examples that will help you to understand masking So, if you paint the mask with black, it will hide the parts of the layer that you're painting over. In the brights mask, all the bright areas are white or some shade of it, while in the darks mask all the dark parts are white. White reveals and black conceals. They do not work in color. Your brush can also be black or white and will reveal or conceal as well. Remember that white reveals and black. You can also make gray. Layer masks work in black, white and the shades of gray in between black and white. White reveals, black conceals, and gray does something in between. On the left side of photoshop, you’ll see two colored boxes Making the mask more white will increase visibility of the underlying pixels, and black will make them more transparent (white reveals and black conceals).

You can also make gray. They do not work in color. If you paint with white, it will reveal or show the White reveals, black conceals, and gray does something in between. Below are a few examples that will help you to understand masking The darker shades of gray are more opaque whereas lighter shades of gray are more transparent. Layer masks work in black, white and the shades of gray in between black and white. So, if you paint the mask with black, it will hide the parts of the layer that you're painting over. 10k+ visitors in the past month In the brights mask, all the bright areas are white or some shade of it, while in the darks mask all the dark parts are white.

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Photoshop White Reveals Black Conceals In the brights mask, all the bright areas are white or some shade of it, while in the darks mask all the dark parts are white. Below are a few examples that will help you to understand masking They do not work in color. When using layer masks, remember the golden rule: White reveals and black conceals. So, if you paint the mask with black, it will hide the parts of the layer that you're painting over. If you paint with white, it will reveal or show the Remember that white reveals and black. Your brush can also be black or white and will reveal or conceal as well. Layer masks work in black, white and the shades of gray in between black and white. White reveals, black conceals, and gray does something in between. You can also make gray. On the left side of photoshop, you’ll see two colored boxes 10k+ visitors in the past month Making the mask more white will increase visibility of the underlying pixels, and black will make them more transparent (white reveals and black conceals). The darker shades of gray are more opaque whereas lighter shades of gray are more transparent.