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You can Shift-click on the Layer Mask thumbnail in the layers panel to turn off or disable the mask. You’ll see a red X appear over the mask icon in the Layers panel. The mask is actually still there but it’s disabled. Shift-click on it again to enable it.
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Shaznyc said on — August 13, 2009 @ 1:33 pm
Great tip, this is one I’m going to use a lot.
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