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Question

I was using the custom shape called Registration Target 2. The one that give you a sunburst.

I pulled the image out so far, the background area that is usually always gray turned red (the color I was using).

Now every image I open has that red background around the image if I pull it out. This is weird. How can I get the gray back?

Thanks

I can send screenshot if necessary.

Trevor.Dennis · Accepted Answer

coldwetnozz wroteThe workspace background is okay, it's the area area around the image. I didn't know this was possible to happen.  The red is always supposed to be gray. I used red for the sunburst and pulled it too far and this happens to all my images now.ThanksRight click the workspace outside the image area, and choose default (or the your colour of choice)

barbara_a7746676 · Answer

Perhaps you have inadvertently changed the dark gray background color that Photoshop normally uses.

If you create a new image or open any image, you can hold down the Shift key and right click in the area where the dark gray apron usually appears. You will get a menu to change the color.

The background color can also be change in Preferences -- under Edit menu in Windows and under Photoshop menu on Mac.

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