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1. Re: I am trying to convert the Eraser to laying down White Pixels
conroy Feb 22, 2013 6:09 AM (in response to sandmanbrian777)You've probably got background colour set to black instead of the default white. Press D key for default background and foreground colours, and X key to exchange background and foreground.
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2. Re: I am trying to convert the Eraser to laying down White Pixels
sandmanbrian777 Feb 22, 2013 6:23 AM (in response to conroy)Thank you 1.conroy ---it worked---I really appreciate the help.
It is a small thing but very important to me.
Currently I am on Disablity Pension, after serving with the federal government,
and use photoshop to make original jpeg images
for silkscreens to help support myself.
If I can return the favor just let me know?
Have a great weekend.
Brian...........................
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3. Re: I am trying to convert the Eraser to laying down White Pixels
JJMack Feb 22, 2013 6:33 AM (in response to sandmanbrian777)I believe the only time the erase tool lays down pixels in when your erasing on the Photoshop Background layer for Photoshop's background layer does not support transparency. On normal layers the eraser tool deletes pixels or lowers the transparency of pixels. When erasing on the background the color that shows should be the canvas color or the color of the background swatch I think. So it can lay down any color you want on the background does not need to be 100 opacity however the resulting pixel will be 100% opaque.
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4. Re: I am trying to convert the Eraser to laying down White Pixels
sandmanbrian777 Feb 22, 2013 6:33 AM (in response to JJMack)Thanks JJMack, but it appears pressing the D key chnaged the pixels back to White, as conroy suggested above.
Brian ................................
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5. Re: I am trying to convert the Eraser to laying down White Pixels
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6. Re: I am trying to convert the Eraser to laying down White Pixels
sandmanbrian777 Feb 22, 2013 6:53 AM (in response to JJMack)Thank you for the illustration J J Mack, and the additional information ....
Brian .........................
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