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Working With Masks
Removing Masks
5. You can rename a Photoshop mask by selecting it in the MASK AD-
MINISTRATION dialog and then clicking on the mask name. Click the
CLIPPING PATH button if the mask should be used as a clipping path.
Removing Masks
Removing Masks from Screen
To remove a mask from the screen without deleting it, do one of the following:
• Click the CLEAR button in the MASK ADMINISTRATION dialog.
• Select MASKS | CLEAR in the pull-down menu.
• -click (Mac OS) or CTRL-click on the selected mask name in the
MASK ADMINISTRATION dialog.
The first two actions will also close the MASK ADMINISTRATION dialog and
terminate the mask selection mode. Using the third action the dialog remains
open and you can continue selecting masks.
Deleting Masks from Disk
1. Select the mask(s) to be deleted (see page 22-5).
2. Click , select EDIT | DELETE, or press +BACKSPACE (Mac OS) or
DELETE (Windows) key.
3. A warning appears. Click OK to delete the mask.
4. Having deleted a Photoshop mask, save the image.
This is necessary because Photoshop masks are stored in the image
file itself, not in the ORIS mask files (see also page 22-1).
Note:
Make sure the mask is not used on any layout. Cut-outs using the deleted
mask can no longer be displayed on this layout. A mask isn’t used on
any layout if the REFERENCE count in the STATUS window is 0.
Using Restricting Masks for Image Manipulations
You can use masks to restrict image manipulations to specific image areas.
When a mask is active, the manipulation function (e.g. COLOR
GRADATION) will only affect the image area covered by the mask.
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