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Filter masking Exactly like the color adjustment masking.
Filters allow you to precisely define the area to which the effect will be applied If no mask is defined, the filter affect the entire current layer
Filter toolbar See page 359
Invert mask Inverts current mask
Also inverts the global selection mask in No Mask mode (in other masking modes only the internal mask is inverted)
No Mask (default) Note that "No Mask" option may still use the global selection mask if defined beforehand
Internal masking menu
Focus Applies a soft, circular mask More on page 361 Tilt-shift Applies a soft linear mask More on page 362
Saturation Applies effect to the image based on the saturation More on page 363
Tonal range masks Use tonal ranges of the image to define the area to be affected by the adjustment More on page 364
Highlights Applies effect to the brightest parts of the image
Midtones Applies effect to middle tonal range areas
Shadows Applies effect to the darkest parts of the image
If you had a selection defined before starting the Filters tool, it will be used directly in "No Mask" mode any internal mask will be superimposed over the global selection mask You can turn off the global mask from within the Filters workspace using the button of the top bar. Learn more about selections in "Selection tools" chapter, page 288.
Infinite Painter’s Manual
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Editing Tools • Modification tools • Page 360
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