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Masks really open up raster image editing in terms of what you can do with your images. They let you make adjustments to only the bits that really need it. You don't have to go around permanently changing or deleting pixels - you can hide or reveal areas with a mask, then tweak and refine your result at your own pace. That's super useful if you've got images with multiple subjects or areas that need to be corrected in different ways. Visuals Clipping notes that working with masks is especially handy in those kinds of situations. Read more- https://www.visualsclipping.com/blog/bes...
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