
This will save you a lot of time when painting on layer masks and cloning, as well as help create more natural results. What does matter is that you can use a pen device with your fingers, which is much more precise than the upper arm movements used to control a mouse. They all have enough pressure sensitivity, and the extra buttons are not really important. The features on the pen really don’t matter for photographers. In addition to the Photoshop settings below, I recommend picking up a Wacom tablet ( medium or small option). In the following tutorial, you’ll learn which settings will help you achieve that goal. The goal is to be able to paint with control, and without leaving obvious strokes. Thankfully, you only need to master just a few to use this tool for photography. It’s also has an intimidating number of options. I really hope to find help to this since I haven't found anything similar from the forum.The brush tool is one of the most critical tools for creating and refining layer masks. I am having this issue constantly ! Sometimes resetting preferences help for few minutes but then it just gets WORSE !Brushes stars to act very strange ways. Written on it and there is no change at all. I am using Wacom Intuos Pro M tablet and I have disabled the Windows Ink option.Also I have tried to solve the problem by creating the "famous" PSUserConfig.txt file that has I have tried to solve the issue by enabling the "Legacy Compositing" in the Preference Performance box but there is no effect either. I have a Windows 10, version 2004 and a 30 bit display and I have tried to solve this by enabling and disabling the 30 bit display in Preferences Performance box whick makes no difference. This time I didn't install the latest versions but the version 21.1.0 as Adobe's technician recommended me yesterday. I have uninstalled all of my Adobe software, the CC application and reinstalled everything again.




The blending modes simply stop working correctly. I am facing a big issue with the brush blending modes.
