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    dJ, in the high pass filter layer, you can create a mask from the one of the icons at the bottom of the layers panel (by default it sits on bottom right of the page) - there's a line of little icons there and from memory the layer mask one is the second from the left. In the last image in the tute, it's got an unlabelled arrow going to it.
    part 2 is around but all of the stuff is in the fridge tutorial anyway
    thanks for reading!
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    Quote Originally Posted by dtoh View Post
    dJ, in the high pass filter layer, you can create a mask from the one of the icons at the bottom of the layers panel (by default it sits on bottom right of the page) - there's a line of little icons there and from memory the layer mask one is the second from the left. In the last image in the tute, it's got an unlabelled arrow going to it.
    part 2 is around but all of the stuff is in the fridge tutorial anyway
    thanks for reading!
    Hi Dylan - thanks...

    I must admit I am acting quite dumb now...

    I have created the mask which shows as a blank square on the layer. Where I am getting stuck is how do I from here work on it - i.e. how do I smooth the areas I don't need sharpening ('masking out roughly in red' as per the tutorial)??

    Thanks heaps...

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