Layermask hide/reveal icon color is reversed.

[Hahoka]

My reveal icon color is black and my hide icon color in my Photoshop 2022 version. How can this be reversed?

[Hahoka]

My reveal icon color is black and my hide icon color is white in my Photoshop 2022 version. How can this be reversed?

[Bojan Živković]

Can you post screenshot with Layers panel and mask visible to illustrate issue?

[melissapiccone]

What icons are you talking about? Screenshot, please. 

[Hahoka]

[Barbara Ash]

That is not a known issue. You could try resetting preferences. (Preferences > General > Reset Preferences on Quit, and then re-launch Photoshop and try again.)

[Hahoka]

Thank for the reply, reset did not work.

[Bojan Živković]

From what I can see everything works fine, black color is hiding what is on top image and revealing what is on beneath layer or perhaps I do not see well what is going on because thumbnails are too small?

[Hahoka · Accepted solution]

Thank you Bojan. I used Lightroom most of the time and I just started to learn more about Photoshop.

Looks like my Photoshop works correctly.

[Barbara Ash]

yes. all is well.

[jane-e]

@Hahoka 

If you're talking about a Layer Mask, the quick way is Ctrl+I (shortcut for Image menu > Adjustments > Invert). Make sure you are on the mask, not the image.

I'm not sure if the default for the reveal and hide colors are controlled by the Swatches or not. Can you type "D" to reset the Foreground and Background swatches and see if that makes a difference when you create a new layer mask?

If your question is about something else, please clarify.

[Hahoka]

My problem is solved.