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ManipT+T Layer Masks Explainedby =kuschelirmel-stock

Resources & Stock Images / Tutorials / Application Reference / Photoshop

_{Uploading older tutorials for migration of #photoshop-tutorials' gallery to the new groups system - I didn't remember I had this many uploaded just over there

First uploaded: April 24, 2005}

This is also one of my earliest tutorials and it's still one of my favourites. It explains the much-dreaded and often overlooked Layer Masks feature in Photoshop. No photomanipulator should go wihout this

IMPORTANT: This tutorial was written for Photoshop 7 and therefore, some expressions may be slightly different from what Adobe uses in the newer CS versions. It shouldn't be a problem though.

If you use this I'd love to see (and fave)!

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*ElysianSkies Apr 30, 2013 Professional

Thank you for this!!

~ATGunn Apr 24, 2013 New member

Thank you so much for the tutorials!!!

*AokitianWolf Dec 21, 2012 Student General Artist

My only problem is that CS3 has "Clipping masks", not layer masks. Plus, there's a arrow pointing down when I make a layer a clipping mask instead of the chain.
Are they pretty much the same thing?

Sorry for the really stupid question.

=kuschelirmel-stock Dec 21, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

it has both - what you found was a clipping mask which uses the layer underneath to determine the visible pixels. You need to click on the layer mask symbol underneath the layers palette to get a layer mask as described above. the tutorial was written for PS7 quite some years ago, anything that version had is in the later ones too.