Neon blocks on image

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Hi Adobe Comminity,

I'm really struggling with something and wondered if anyone knows wehats going on. I'm a wedding stationer and paint out my designs which I then photograph and edit in photoshop. Recently my photoshop has been overlaying these crazy neon colours on top of my images. I've tried changing colour settings, updating and restoring my photoshop back to factory settings, re-photographing the images and creating new files....nothing seems to work!

Can anyone guess as to what is going on?

Thanks!

Ged_Traynor · Accepted Answer

@Charlotte5EDA you're using the Beta version, Beta versions should only be used for trying out the new features and are not recommended for normal Photoshop use, try reporting the issue on the Photoshop Beta forum

creative explorer · Answer

@Charlotte5EDA Photoshop might be stuck in a Quick Mask mode overlay. The red/pink and sometimes green/blue translucent overlays are a visual indicator that you're in Quick Mask mode.  The letter "Q" is the shortcut to toggle between Standard Mode and Quick Mask Mode. Try pressing the "Q" key on your keyboard. This should switch you back to Standard Mode and remove the color overlay. Let me know if this helps.

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