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psHow to use masks to create blocking effects: First open the software and import the picture, unlock the layer and add a mask to the layer; then click the marquee tool to select the area that needs to be covered, and click Use the fill command under the edit label; finally select black in the drop-down list to fill it.
The operating environment of this article: Windows 7 system, Adobe Photoshop CS6 version, Dell G3 computer.
PS method of using masks to create occlusion effects:
1. First, we open the PS software and import pictures as an example.
#2. Unlock the layer and add a mask to the layer.
#3. Select the mask layer, and then click the marquee tool to select the area that needs to be covered.
4. Click the Fill command under the Edit tab.
#5. Select black in the drop-down list to fill it.
#6. After completion, you can see the effect of the picture being covered.
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