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5. Click the Select and Mask button in the Options bar.
The Select and Mask workspace is a specialized workspace that contains only the tools
you need to refine a complex selection.

Add to Selection Subtract from Selection

Quick Selection tool
Refine Edge Brush tool
Brush tool
Lasso tool
Hand tool
Zoom tool

Reset the Workspace

6. In the Properties panel, open the View menu and click the On White option.
The different types of preview change the way your image
appears while you refine the edges within the workspace.
• Onion Skin, the default, shows unselected (masked)
areas as semi-transparent, based on the value in the
Transparency slider. You can make the masked areas
more or less transparent by increasing or decreasing
(respectively) the Transparency value.
• Marching Ants shows the basic standard selection.
• Overlay shows the unselected areas with a Quick
Mask overlay.
• On Black shows the selection in color against a black
background.
Note:
• On White shows the selection in color against a white background.
If the Show Edge option
• Black & White shows the selected area in white and the unselected area in black. is checked, only the edge
• On Layers shows only the selected area; unselected areas are hidden so that of the selection area will
underlying layers are visible in masked areas in the preview. be visible in the preview.

7. In the Properties panel, change the Opacity slider to 100%.
Using the default setting, the masked areas appear at 50% opacity in the Select and
Mask workspace. By changing this setting to 100%, masked pixels are entirely hidden by
the white area.

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