I also like being able to edit out mistakes made while "painting" with one color without affecting the other colors (i.e. Hi K, I like the old "wash" hand coloration look a lot. Hold down the mouse button, and "paint" the area of the photograph.Select white as the color, and scale the paintbrush size to a fairly large circumference.The opacity of the paintbrush is located at the bottom of the toolbox when the paintbrush tool is selected.
Set the opacity to approximately 30% (this can vary according to individual taste: the more opaque, the darker the color will be). Select the PAINTBRUSH from the toolbox.This is the black box next to the first color layer. When working with layer masks, the color white will let the color show through, and the color black will erase the color.To do this, go to the toolbox and click on the small black-and-white color squares at the bottom of the window. Reset the color palette to the original black-and-white squares.the eye symbol appears next to each layer). Step 4: Use the Brush to Paint in Each Color A black square will appear next to each layer. Choose to fill with black/transparency for each layer mask from the drop-down window. Right click on each layer and select: ADD LAYER MASK.Add a layer mask to each layer (fill with black/transparent).
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