A mask with the Eyedropper Tools – 2

What I must tell you is that you can use different tools to make a mask.

For example, you use the “Keep Highlighter Tool” to divide the photo to preserve an area that would otherwise be removed when the “Drop Eyedropper Tool” is used. 

When we mask our view, it looks neat at first sight.

When we see it in Mask View, we see that a lot of “junk” is left in the air.

You can select this “junk” with the “Drop Eyedropper Tool”. Although our image is shown in black / white plus gray, Mask Pro will still regard this as a color, and it will add it to the “Drop” window.

Another way to remove the “junk” is the “Brush Tool”.

Click and drag on the parts the you want to delete with the Brush tool.

When you are ready, double click the “Magic Brush Tool” again and Mask Pro will automatically make the changes.

Below the photo (1) shows the progress of MaskPro in applying the mask.

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