Sometimes you search something on google, and the most trivial answers do not show up. So I figured as a self reminder, I’ll post this here.
Does your background turn to a red tint when you add text to a GIF image saved as a PSD?
Well, do this to fix:
Open the .GIF in Photoshop. Covert the image to RGB (Image > Mode > RGB). Gifs are Indexed color and need to be converted to RGB. You’ll then be able to add layers and edit…then save as .PSD. or whatever format you choose.
Hello,
The only times that I post on any threads is when Google has proven to yield no pertinent information that I am looking for.
When I open any file type (psd, tif, jpeg) after it’s initial creation and attempt to add text the entire screen goes red. I can add text, but it is a weird text that has some flashing thing going on. The text that I can add does not appear in or as any layer, so I can not edit later (when saved), and the text appears if I type it, even after I think I have removed it. Super frustrating!
Alos, I tried removing it with the marque tool, which worked, but then the marque can not be deleted, and I can not make any edits to the area where that tool was used. (?!?!?!?)
Help! LOL