skin tone in a mask

Permanently deleted user

• October 28, 2015 22:27

hello,
I tried to use skintone adjustment in mask, and I face to an unwanted behavior.
The mask I did was to correct the uniformity of the skin in a portrait.
When I did the mask I avoid to draw on lips to preserve the tone of the lips, but despite this, the skintone on lips has been modified.

I believed this commande with a mask did not modified anythink out of the mask area ❓

what's wrong?

regards

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  Christian Gruner

  • October 29, 2015 09:46

  Please check that the skintone adjustment made is not made to the background layer, but to that specific layer where you have drawn a mask.

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  Christian Gruner

  • October 29, 2015 09:46

  Please check that the skintone adjustment made is not made to the background layer, but to that specific layer where you have drawn a mask.

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  Permanently deleted user

  • October 29, 2015 22:02

  No, the seleted layer was the one where I drawn the mask.
  I have made à comparison between 2 variant with and without a skintone correction and it is obvious the tone of the lips have been modified.
  If it was possible to add an immage in the post I would show it to you
  
  regards

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  Permanently deleted user

  • October 30, 2015 05:44

  There are 2 Color Editors. One without the paintbrush and one with. For masks, make sure you are adjusting the one with a paintbrush.
  
  The one without the paintbrush applies the adjustments globally.

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  Andriy.Okhrimets

  • October 30, 2015 13:04

  BTW you can turn this effect even for color editor without paint brush go to ... menu of tool for example white balance. Note menu item Adjust Select Level setting which acts like a check box. When it enabled tool applies edits to selected layer. When not it applies to all layers. And when this is setting is on brush right to tool name appear near tool name. This feature is quite handy when you are designing your layouts. As can easely adjust behaviour of a tool, and not jump back and forth.

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