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Chapter 6: Edit Mode

1. In Edit mode, select the tool you want to use.

2. Click the Edit Brush to enter brushing mode and open the brush controls. Or, toggle the brush panel open and closed with

the B key.

3. Specify the brush settings in the panel or on the fly as described in the table below.

4. Start painting the effects on your photo.

5. Adjust the sliders to get the effect you want.

6. Press Apply or Done to apply your brush strokes.

Edit brush options

Add brush stroke

Brush while holding the left mouse button down.

Erase brush stroke

Brush while holding the right mouse button down.

Adjust brush size

Use the mouse wheel to adjust nib width or adjust the Nib Width slider.

Adjust feathering

Use SHIFT + mouse wheel to adjust the amount of feathering.

Use alternative cursor

tools

For filters such as Lighting and Advanced Color, use the alternative cursor tools to interact with the

image. Holding down the ALT key allows you to use those tools in place of brushing.

Clear all brush

strokes

Removes all brush strokes from the image.

Invert all brush

strokes

Toggle this option to invert brushed strokes. This makes brushed areas no longer brushed and

untouched areas brushed. This is useful if you want the majority of the image brushed and a small

section untouched. Simply brush only the small area you don't want affected and invert the brush

strokes.

Load last applied

brush strokes

Applies effects to the area most recently brushed and applied.

Show brush strokes

When this option is checked, your brush strokes will be displayed in the color shown. This is helpful

when brushing a complex area with a subtle effect as it can be difficult to tell if you have missed a

spot. Alternatively, hold down the S key to see your brush strokes on the image.

When you click the Edit brush and enter brushing mode, you need to apply brush strokes in order to see any of your

adjustments.

To exit brushing mode, toggle the Edit brush button.

You can also use the Edit Brush with Blend Modes and Selections to alter the way the effect is applied.

The Edit Brush is enabled in many of the editing tools and special effects filters. When it does not make sense to have this option, it

is omitted. The Edit Brush is not available in the following tools: Crop, Resize, Lens Distortion Correction, Perspective Correction,

Rotate, Flip, Watermark, Text, Red Eye Reduction, Repair Tool, Selections.

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