Understanding the Contiguous Setting

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Digital Scrapper Quick Tip, Magic Wand Tool

Understanding the Contiguous Setting by Jenifer Juris

In this quick tip, I’m going to teach you about the Contiguous setting for the Magic Wand tool. It’s the difference between selecting all of the same colored pixels or selecting only a section of the same colored pixels.

Quick Tips for Using the Contiguous Setting of the Magic Wand Tool:

  • The Magic Wand tool allows you to make one-click selections of a color or range of colors.
  • The Contiguous setting does the following:
    • If the Contiguous setting is unchecked, when you click on a color on the document, all of the same colored pixels of that layer will be selected.
    • If the Contiguous setting is checked, when you click on a color on the document, only the same colored pixels that are touching will be selected.

This tip is for both Photoshop Elements and Adobe Photoshop.

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4 Responses

  1. Ruby
    | Reply

    You make understanding this so easy……thank you!

  2. Ruth Everson
    | Reply

    Thank you for these last two tutorials. Very informative.

  3. Terri L Fullerton
    | Reply

    Very well explained and demonstrated!!

  4. Gladys
    | Reply

    Thank you for this tip. it is a life chanfer.

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