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there is some 3-finger salute to select the lightest portions of an image but I forgot what it is
(Tilde key?)
"Kabuki" wrote in message
there is some 3-finger salute to select the lightest portions of an image but I forgot what it is
(Tilde key?)
no one knows?
attn: Mike Russell once you said this in a past post I thinkI use TFS for the ctrl-alt-shift trick for erasing prefs —
On Wed, 13 May 2009 14:45:25 -0400, Kabuki wrote:
"Kabuki" wrote in message
there is some 3-finger salute to select the lightest portions of an image
but I forgot what it is
(Tilde key?)
no one knows?
Ok, you smoked me out, LOL. It’s ctrl-alt ~.
One reason I didn’t answer is that this is a crude technique, and there are
better ways to do the same thing. Here are a few.
1) Shadow/highlights command
2) an adjustment layer with a mask
3) using the Layer Propertiesblend if sliders
attn: Mike Russell once you said this in a past post I thinkI use TFS for the ctrl-alt-shift trick for erasing prefs —
Mike Russell – http://www.curvemeister.com
there is some 3-finger salute to select the lightest portions of an image but I forgot what it isCtrl+Alt+Tilde but in CS4 it’s now changed to Ctrl+Alt+2
(Tilde key?)
"Kabuki" wrote in messagethanks I am using CS3
there is some 3-finger salute to select the lightest portions of an image but I forgot what it isCtrl+Alt+Tilde but in CS4 it’s now changed to Ctrl+Alt+2
(Tilde key?)
On Wed, 13 May 2009 14:45:25 -0400, Kabuki wrote:
"Kabuki" wrote in message
there is some 3-finger salute to select the lightest portions of an image
but I forgot what it is
(Tilde key?)
no one knows?
Ok, you smoked me out, LOL. It’s ctrl-alt ~.
One reason I didn’t answer is that this is a crude technique, and there are
better ways to do the same thing. Here are a few.
1) Shadow/highlights command
2) an adjustment layer with a mask
3) using the Layer Propertiesblend if sliders
"Mike Russell" wrote:
On Wed, 13 May 2009 14:45:25 -0400, Kabuki wrote:
"Kabuki" wrote in message
there is some 3-finger salute to select the lightest portions of an image
but I forgot what it is
(Tilde key?)
no one knows?
Ok, you smoked me out, LOL. It’s ctrl-alt ~.
One reason I didn’t answer is that this is a crude technique, and there are
better ways to do the same thing. Here are a few.
1) Shadow/highlights command
2) an adjustment layer with a mask
3) using the Layer Propertiesblend if sliders
Just fooled around – CS3 – and the following seem to select parts of the image too:
ctrl + alt + 1
ctrl + alt + 2
ctrl + alt + 3
Can’t figure how much of the light / dark they pick up though…
any help?
Thanks…
JJ
They select light areas, in proportion to the channel value. Ctrl-alt 1 loads the red channel as a selection, ctrl-alt-2 blue, and ctrl-alt-3 green. Ctrl-alt ~ loads an averaged or "composite" brightness.
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