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Tim Mehmet
Barking,
United Kingdom
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Eyedropper tool madness
Ok this is probably a very stupid silly question, but somehow Iv managed to mess up a setting in PS.
When I hold alt for the eyedropper tool (or even just select the eyedropper tool) the new colour always goes to the background, I click swap.. but still whenever I eyedrop a colour it just goes straight to background. Does anyone know how to get it back to foreground as defualt? Its hindering my workflow in that, when Im using my tablet I and am painting away with the brush tool, I hold the alt key and the colour goes to the background... then I have to reach for my keyboard and hit X.. quite anoying :/ any help apreaciated Thanks all __________________
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Richard Yot
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London,
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Bring up the volour palette (F6), and you'll notice that the background colour square has a small highlight around it. Simply click on the foreground colour square and your problem is solved.
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Tim Mehmet
Barking,
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I cant believe it was that simple, really thanks man it was getting quite irratating siving through every option in photoshop
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