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Photoshop - iPad - Opacity

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Jun 08, 2024 Jun 08, 2024

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Hello,

As a Photoshop for the iPad newbie, I'm trying to trace a photo as described in the guide below.

When I reduce the opacity, a checkerboard background appears, rather than the white background in the instructions.

What step am I, or the guide, missing to get a white background when reducing opacity?

Thanks.

 

https://creativecloud.adobe.com/cc/discover/article/the-art-of-the-trace-turn-a-selfie-into-a-line-d...

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@TrueWest wrote on 08 June

When I reduce the opacity, a checkerboard background appears, rather than the white background in the instructions.

 

 

You are not doing anything wrong. The checkboard pattern indicates opacity or partial opacity — in your case 50%. If you don't want to see the transparency grid, you can create a new layer at the bottom of the Layers panel and fill it with white.

 

Apologies for not seeing your post for almost two months.

 

Jane

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