And that image does have a LOT of grain. You might just be lightening it and making it more visible like with a blend mode. Sorry, I did just as I said. The image is a blow-up of a small portion of the original bin order to show what I was talking about. The image was produced so that you could see what I was talking about. That is not grain but the artifacts that the eraser tool made. OK, the eraser tool erases. It puts down a single color, or erases to transparent.
It cannot sharpen, or create texture. Also, look at the rest of your image - it has grain just like that already in the image, just dark. Somewhere you are missing something about the way you are using the current tool. Could be a blend mode, another layer showing through, wrong tool, etc. How to Fix: Unlock your selected layer by unchecking the lock icon in the layers panel.
The brush you are using may have been created with lower transparency or flow settings. Your current settings may also be off. How to fix: Use a different brush with your erase tool to see if it works.
Check your opacity, flow, hardness, and size settings. You can see these settings at the top of your interface on the options bar or right-click on your canvas while the eraser tool is active to see the selected brush and its size and hardness settings. Under Pen, select Photoshop. An alternative fix is to create a new erasing brush. How to Fix: Rather than dig around to find the problematic setting, you can choose to Restore Photoshop to factory settings. Looking to go pro in graphic design, or are you already experienced but just trying to refresh your skills?
Common questions about Photoshop. Inspiring tutorials. User Guide - Photoshop. System Requirements. Download and Install. Quick links - Photoshop Mobile.
Get to know workspace. User Guide. Common Questions. Photoshop Cloud Documents. So your eraser tool actually becomes like a paintbrush! Simply make sure that BOTH your color boxes in the upper right hand corner are designated as pure white. Select the Eraser tool. Set the background color you want to apply if you are erasing in the background or a layer with locked transparency.
In the options bar, choose a Mode setting. For Brush and Pencil modes, choose a brush preset, and set Opacity and Flow in the options bar. How do I view all tools in Photoshop? When you launch Photoshop, the Tools bar automatically appears on the left side of the window.
If you wish, you can click the bar at the top of the toolbox and drag the Tools bar to a more convenient place. How do I reset my eyedropper tool? Re: resetting the eyedropper tool?
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