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i'm working in Ps, a painting project, and now my whole project has turned black and white. all of my layers. I'm fairly sure I pressed something accidentally but I don't know what or how to fix it. help??
Press Cmd or Ctrl 2 and let me know if that worked. Hold down the Ctrl key and press 2 for example.
Cmd = Mac
Ctrl = PC
I just figured it out. I had accidentally turned half of my layers invisible.... I don't know how I managed that by pressing one key but now i'm really embarrassed. thanks for your help though
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Solved the issue for me. Thanks for the quick and thorough help!
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You are brilliant! Pressing Cmd + 2 worked. I don't know what I hit but it didn't show up in my history. Thank you!!!
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For sure you saved my day today. Thank you
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Thank you! That was super helpful
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I'm on a iMac Pro and this worked perfectly for me. Thank you.
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Thank you! Cmd+2 absolutely worked for me!
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This was a long long long long time ago but I did the same thing and I did what you suggested. THANK YOU! I was freaking out a bit
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Your answer just saved me. Thank you angel of the internet <3.
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It worked! Thanks!
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Thanks to both of you, Milisaa93350435 and Gener7. Even though it was a differnt problem than yours, it was Gener7's initail response that was exactly what I needed. Accidently stroking key-commands you don't mean to can be a real bummer... Don't be embarresed, you saved my day! (:
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Comman 2 for MAC
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Okay so I had the same problem and ctrl2 didn't work. Indeed it was in this menu that i noticed the issue, my document idkhow turned greyscale, and by clicking on rgb, simply it reapplied color. It open a menu saying "would u flatten the image before ?" I personnaly applied, "no" and it did'nt change anything on my work. If that could help 🙂
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@gener7 you are a life saver