Ctrl + I

[JohanJi]

Today I made a Vibrance adjustment on a image and pressed ctrl+I to paint on the adjustment (like I've done the last 5-6 years using photoshop) but nothing happens. Instead I have to use eraser tool to "paint" on the adjustment. 

Have I fiddled with a setting or what is going on...

Help would be very much appriciated.

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[Aleke]

Hi @JohanJi! 
Did you recently change your keyboard or computer language by any chance? The shortcut Ctrl + I usually inverts the color of the image. If you want a hotkey to paint with the brush tool you can press B. If you want to edit shortcuts you can go to Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts

Let me know if this helps!
Alek

[JohanJi]

Hi and thanks for the reply! The issue is not to choose brush (b). The
issue is that before today I could make a vibrance adjustment layer, fx
drag up vibrance and then by ctrl+I be able to paint the adjustment using
brushtool on image. Not sure If im explaining It in a comprehensive way.
I've done this 1000 of times before. But today the brush dont output the
vibrance adjustment.

[Bojan Živković · Accepted solution]

Are you attempting to invert the Vibrance adjustment layer mask to black and then paint white on the mask to allow for selective adjustments?

[JohanJi]

Ofcourse... you solved It. Was on black, needed white.
Thank you!