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Can you user the eraser brush on adjustment layers?

Calina · 2008-04-29 20:35:11

I must be going crazy. I am almost certain that you can, but for the life of me I cannot get it to happen right now. Anyone know if there's some setting in CS3 I might have inadvertently stepped on, or, if I am dreaming?

29-04-2008 8:35pm

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Calina

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I must be going crazy. I am almost certain that you can, but for the life of me I cannot get it to happen right now.

Anyone know if there's some setting in CS3 I might have inadvertently stepped on, or, if I am dreaming?

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#2 29-04-2008 9:34pm

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Just use the paintbrush and swap the colours, black for erasing and white for painting back. If that is what you are trying to achieve?

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#3 29-04-2008 10:01pm

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Yep, with the black, that's what I'm trying to achieve. I must have been suffering from delusions the other day thinking I was using the eraser brush to do that.

thanks a million Darren.

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