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When I use a layer mask, to erase part of the layer effect. Not everything is erased. A small residue remains. Even when all the settings seem normal and opacity and flow are at 100%. I already reset my brushes to default and I updated the newest update. The problem remains.
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Check that your brush colour is actually black. It can look black when in fact it is just a very dark gray.
Dave
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Can you post a screenshot with all the pertinent panels opened, also what OS and exact version of Photoshop are you using.
Have you tried resetting Photoshop preferences
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Hi Ged, I did try your suggestion with the reset preferences on quit. I also reset the brushes to default. What do you mean with "al the pertinent panels"? The versions I'm working with are: Mac OS High Sierra version 10.13.1. Photoshop version 19.1.6
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A screenshot with the image you are working on showing us what you see. Include the layers panel, brush selection in the options bar etc.
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In post 1 you have been asked to provide a screenshot – why did you not do that?
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This worked for me! Thank you 🙂
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Worked for me! Thanks!
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Just done that and it's completely knackered my photoshop. Now won't open and have to delete and attempt to reinstall!
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Worked for me thanks!
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THANK YOU!!!!! I was banging my head to solf this. I resetted as advised and it's back to normal.
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Layer Styles by default incorporate the Layers Mask’s effect, so the screenshot Ged Traynor has asked for could be really helpful in assessing what is going on.
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Depending on the effect you may benefit from checking this box
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I tried this, but I didn't notice any change
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@D.A.R - Checking "Layer Mask Hides Effects" (in the layer styles menu) solves the problem for me! THANK YOU!!!
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Check that your brush colour is actually black. It can look black when in fact it is just a very dark gray.
Dave
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It is black 00000. That was the first thing I tried.
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Did you ever get an answer to your question? I'm having the exact same issue. It's really frustrating
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This solved it for me, thanks!
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Thank you, Dave! 🙏
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YES! Thank you, this was exactly what I needed to fix my problem!
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Thx dave- didnt notice that [Profanity removed by moderator] color is not black solve my prob ! - 🙂 thx
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dude, it's work for me. like a charm! thanks!
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Your suggestion worked for me. Five years later your response helped someone 🙂 Thank you.
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Thank you. I was wracking my brain to figure it out.
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thank you, that was the problem here. 👍🏻