Using snapshots with history brush

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brushit
Oct 8, 2003
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Classroom in a Book indicates:

"Selecting a snapshot determines the source pixel state you will paint into the current state of the image."

Does this mean that this determines that place in history that you will go back to using the history brush tool? Does this mean that it will not erase anything prior to that step?
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Hermie
Oct 8, 2003
With the history brush tool you will paint with the content of the snapshot you assigned the history brush to.
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Classroom in a Book indicates:

"Selecting a snapshot determines the source pixel state you will paint
into the current state of the image."
Does this mean that this determines that place in history that you will go
back to using the history brush tool? Does this mean that it will not erase anything prior to that step?
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dave_milbut
Oct 8, 2003
Does this mean that this determines that place in history that you will go back to using the history brush tool? Does this mean that it will not erase anything prior to that step?

it does if you set that as your history brush source by clicking box next to the snapshop
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YrbkMgr
Oct 8, 2003
Russel Brown has a nice little PDF tutorial on the History brush. Check it out here <http://www.russellbrown.com/tips/photoshop.html>

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