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This 5-step tutorial shows how to deal with skin highlights in a photo:
< http://www.creativetechs.com/iq/quick_skin_tone_retouching_i n_photoshop.html>
It states to create a new layer and set the blending mode to "Color".
If I do this, when I fill the selection with a sample of skin color, it appears to not work. The fill is transparent, and no adjustment of the transparency slider seems to change this. It’s as if I the fill failed.
But if I leave blending at "Normal", the procedure seems to work: the fill is opaque and I can adjust the transparency using the slider in the Layers pallet.
Did I miss something? Or are the instructions wrong?
Thanks,
—
Al, the usual
< http://www.creativetechs.com/iq/quick_skin_tone_retouching_i n_photoshop.html>
It states to create a new layer and set the blending mode to "Color".
If I do this, when I fill the selection with a sample of skin color, it appears to not work. The fill is transparent, and no adjustment of the transparency slider seems to change this. It’s as if I the fill failed.
But if I leave blending at "Normal", the procedure seems to work: the fill is opaque and I can adjust the transparency using the slider in the Layers pallet.
Did I miss something? Or are the instructions wrong?
Thanks,
—
Al, the usual
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