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When I start drawing a path around the object, it starts to turn black. How do I prevent this? I'm using Photoshop CS 2.

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Ahhhhh, thats one of CS's features that I find annoying. To turn it off and just show the path, look at the far left of the toolbar when you are drawing the path. Beyond the currently-selected tool icon there will be a small bank of 3 icons. Select the middle one called 'paths', and it will only show the path, and nothing else.
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You are soooooo right about practice, practice, practice!!
And keeping the path "just" inside makes a cleaner cut...
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Ahhhhh, thats one of CS's features that I find annoying. To turn it off and just show the path, look at the far left of the toolbar when you are drawing the path. Beyond the currently-selected tool icon there will be a small bank of 3 icons. Select the middle one called 'paths', and it will only show the path, and nothing else.
Thanks for the great tip, I never could figure this out.
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Ahhhhh, thats one of CS's features that I find annoying. To turn it off and just show the path, look at the far left of the toolbar when you are drawing the path. Beyond the currently-selected tool icon there will be a small bank of 3 icons. Select the middle one called 'paths', and it will only show the path, and nothing else.
If this was not here I never would have figure this out, mine kept turning white as I drew the path.
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Thanks ! I've mangled more than my share of pics trying to cut out images.
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great!

I just joined this forum, so my comment may come late, but I still would like you to know I am really happy with this tutorial. Never has isolating parts of a picture been so easy.
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Vector masking

Hi! I've followed the vector masking tutorial using the Pen Tool to the letter, yet at the final stage when I right click the path using the Direct Selection Tool, the option 'Create Vector Mask' is not open for me! For your info, I'm using CS2. Please help! Thanx!
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Use the direct selection tool and Option-click (Mac) or Alt-click (Windows) the path.
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