Rainbow in grayscale!

[viktork28545546]

I want to say [Profanity removed] 
Got problem what to do idk/ may there can find some help?
When use smudge tool,mixer brush in painting happen this parade of colors.Trying to reset tools but not help.

[Silkrooster]

Capture your entire screen with the layers panel open so we can see what is happening. Also capture your brush options panel.

[viktork28545546]

What im do uncorrect ?
Moderator rejected my answer to u

[Dave Merchant]

Your replies are empty. You cannot attach images or videos to email replies - you have to visit the forum website to do that.

[Nancy OShea]

Don't reply by e-mail.  Come back to the web forum to insert your screenshots.

Your e-mail replies were empty & that is why the moderator rejected them.

[viktork28545546]

[Trevor.Dennis]

viktork28545546  We can't actually see any colours in your screenshot.  Your foreground and background colours are black and white, and that's what we can see on your canvas.

I suspect that English is not your first language, which might be presenting a problem, so perhaps if you state your question in your own language, and we'll see if  the forum translate tool makes sense of it.  Give as complete and explanation as you can, to give us the best chance of working it out.

удачи

[Leslie Moak Murray]

What is the image mode?

[Leslie Moak Murray]

At the top, go to Image and choose Mode from the dropdown menu. It will tell you if the image is in Grayscale, RGB, CMYK, etc. I thought it might be set to grayscale.

[viktork28545546]

I hope you notice the multi-colored spots that I increased the image area? background default white/I have it problem with smudge tool and mixer brush

[Trevor.Dennis · Accepted solution]

I can see feint colours when I zoom right in.  This is >9000%.

You are  in RGB mode, so  there's no reason  why the colours would not be introduced.

What actions cause the colours to appear?

[viktork28545546]

When i use smudge tool... .
So i change rgb mode to grayscale... helped a lot
We assume that the closed question? Or try to find the cause.

[viktork28545546]

although i only work in black and white

[Theresa J]

Convert the file to grayscale and the color will go away. When you work in RGB there is three channels of information. If one channel is slightly different then the other two, you will get color. I would expect this to happen when using the smudge tool. The blur tool probably does the same thing. A grayscale document only has one channel, so there is no way to end up with color.

[Nancy OShea]

Problem:  You have a color image. 

Solution:  Change Image Mode to Grayscale.  See screenshot.

[viktork28545546]

Спасибо тебе большое,это мне помогло. (thank you very much it helped me)