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25-Aug-2003, 12:47 PM #1
Adobe photo shop colour problem
I am new to using photoshop i have a problem when ever i open a picture in it its is a pinkish coulour the swatch colours are all shades of pink how do i rest it to normal?
when i save the pictures the colours are find but when editing they are all pinkish
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25-Aug-2003, 12:59 PM #2
You have quick mask enabled. It is an icon directly below your color boxes in the toolbox. Disable quick mask and everything will look normal.
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