masks x 2

"DD" wrote in message

hallooo…!

is it possible to mark 2 different places
on a image at the same time?
Select two places athe same time for
protection against colouring?
I find nothing in the help directory
confirming that it can be done,
but I am busy doing something
where I’ve got to do it this way.

My Photoshop is an old CS2.

Dave

Use quick mask and paint the areas you want and convert to selection. You do know how to use quickmask?

Harry

DD wrote:

is it possible to mark 2 different places
on a image at the same time?
Select two places athe same time for
protection against colouring?
I find nothing in the help directory
confirming that it can be done,
but I am busy doing something
where I’ve got to do it this way.

Make one selection.
Make another one while holding the shift key.

My Photoshop is an old CS2.

An OLD CS2?!

—
Johan W. Elzenga johan<<at>>johanfoto.nl Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.nl/

My Photoshop is an old CS2.

An OLD CS2?!

3 or 4 hours?

PiT

DD wrote:

is it possible to mark 2 different places
on a image at the same time?

Dave

Make one selection.
Make another one while holding the shift key.

My Photoshop is an old CS2.

An OLD CS2?!

Johan

Harry
Use quick mask and paint the areas you want and convert to selection. You do know how to use quickmask?

Harry

maybe I must go this way, Harry,
Johan’s idea sound faster
but somehow something do still not work out.

Pit
3 or 4 hours?

Pit

About one complete week, Pit!
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LOL… thanx for this fast reply, Harry, Johan & Pit:-)

I am using shift Johan, as well as alt, in order to get the Eleptical Marqee Sircle perfect round.
Doing the second one, it cancell the first one out.

What i am doing is this.
Restoration of an 20 years old photo.
Now, it is black & white, and I am adding color to the eyes. Only the eyes. Problem came when I first colored the eyes, and then done levels. Doing levels, taking the colour out of the eyes again. And I want to do levels, and keep the colour in the eyes.

Sorry for being so long before answering, but I decided to put it where I can show you what I am talkin about.

http://home.intekom.com/davesplace/1/1original.jpg

http://home.intekom.com/davesplace/1/2b&w.jpg

http://home.intekom.com/davesplace/1/3b&w+c.jpg

Dave

ps
you’ll see some liquify work as well:-)

hi dave,

first: i’m working with a rather "old" ps7.

I am using shift Johan, as well as alt, in order to get the Eleptical Marqee Sircle perfect round.
Doing the second one, it cancell the first one out.

there i have for most tools of the tool bar on top of my window below the menu bar a settings bar.
for the marquee tool there are on the left side four buttons. activating the second from the left side
changes the behaviour of the marquee tool to "add to selection". so you’ll become able to add another perfect circle selection without cancelling the first.

i don’t think adobe had changed such a basic item in cs2

ps: sorry for my bad english – it isn’t my native language

—

PiT

On Sun, 8 May 2005 21:08:39 +0200, "PiT" wrote:

hi dave,

first: i’m working with a rather "old" ps7.

LOL…or antique Pit?
Joking, you’ve seen sombody ask about installin PS3 on XP:-)

I am using shift Johan, as well as alt, in order to get the Eleptical Marqee Sircle perfect round.
Doing the second one, it cancell the first one out.

there i have for most tools of the tool bar on top of my window below the menu bar a settings bar.
for the marquee tool there are on the left side four buttons. activating the second from the left side
changes the behaviour of the marquee tool to "add to selection". so you’ll become able to add another perfect circle selection without cancelling the first.

i don’t think adobe had changed such a basic item in cs2

No, it’s still there, Pit, but apart from doing the second circle, it also give’s an error message ‘warning: no pixels were selected.’

ps: sorry for my bad english – it isn’t my native language

neither is it mine Pit, and I asume some people here
wonder about my bad grammer and spelling:-)

Dave

On Sun, 8 May 2005 21:08:39 +0200, "PiT" wrote:

there i have for most tools of the tool bar on top of my window below the menu bar a settings bar.
for the marquee tool there are on the left side four buttons. activating the second from the left side
changes the behaviour of the marquee tool to "add to selection". so you’ll become able to add another perfect circle selection without cancelling the first.

Suddenly this work, Pit!
Somewhere I done somethng wrong
and now it work. Don’t know where the
message came from, but now it works 100%

Thanks Pit, Johan, Harry and everybody
helping here.

Dave

you’re welcome, dave

ps:

it also give’s an error message ‘warning: no pixels were selected.’

make sure to choose a level with pixels in it. this message appears normally when you’re working in an empty (new?) level. it’s always worth to take an additional view at the level’s palette.

;o)

PiT

On Sun, 8 May 2005 22:00:04 +0200, "PiT" wrote:

you’re welcome, dave

ps:

it also give’s an error message ‘warning: no pixels were selected.’

make sure to choose a level with pixels in it. this message appears normally when you’re working in an empty (new?) level. it’s always worth to take an additional view at the level’s palette.

;o)

PiT

thanx Pit…:-)

D