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Trying to touch up this old photo. Paint brush regardless of color chosen will only paint in various shades of peachy, clay kinda thing no matter what color I select it is always a shade of peach, clay. When using burn tool it burns with similar cast. Any insight would be helpful.
Thanks
Adobe Photoshop Version: 2015.1.2 20160113.r.355 2016/01/13:23:59:59 CL 1059143 x64
Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit
The screen grab shows that you have applied at least three Adustment Layers. The settings for each of them affect what you then Brush into the Background Layer. i suggest you turn off the Adjustment Layers and check to see whether a color painted on the Background layer works normally. If it does add each Adjustment Layer back, one at a time, and test to see which is producing the result you have shown here. Also, post the full Layers panel and the original, unworked image.
Have you tried adding
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The screen grab shows that you have applied at least three Adustment Layers. The settings for each of them affect what you then Brush into the Background Layer. i suggest you turn off the Adjustment Layers and check to see whether a color painted on the Background layer works normally. If it does add each Adjustment Layer back, one at a time, and test to see which is producing the result you have shown here. Also, post the full Layers panel and the original, unworked image.
Have you tried adding a blank layer and painting on that? Have you checked to see whether resetting the Brush tool has any effect?
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Each adjustment layer contributed to a shift in colors.
Thanks for the tip. I have only been at this a couple of months. My head is swimming from all the PS videos I have watched.
My error should be in a list of things not to do in PS.
Thanks agian
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Stick with it, Jack. This version used only an Average command and Curves (no masks), but the Curves were in 3 different Modes, each Mode offering special advantages. (I wish I had opened the shadows more. Sorry about that. I will now leave it to you to eliminate the stains and do local correction. Good luck.)
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Norman thanks again for your help and opening up the image. After correcting the issue I had already finished the photo. Here is my version.