Adobe Photoshop CS2 On Demand [Electronic resources]

Working with Liquify Mask Options

When you work with an image that contains a selection or mask, you can use that information to control how the Liquify command adjusts the image. Think of the mask as a visual representation of the work areas of the image. Creating a mask gives you precise control over what portions of the image are modified.

Work with Liquify Mask Options

Open a document.

Select the

Layers palette, and then select the layer containing a selection or mask.

Click the

Filters menu, and then click

Liquify .

Select from the following Liquify Mask options:

• Replace Selection. Shows the selection, mask, or transparency in the original image.

• Add To Selection. Shows the mask in the original image, so you can then add to the selection using the Freeze tool.

• Subtract From Selection. Subtracts pixels in channel from current freeze.

• Intersect With Selection. Uses only pixels that are selected and currently frozen.

• Invert Selection. Removes Image Information with Extract.

Click

OK .

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