Applying Quick Fixes with the Photo Editor - My Photoshop Elements 13 - page 264

10. Click and drag the Roundness slider left or right to decrease or increase how round
the brush tip is of the Quick Selection tool. You'll see the Angle diagram adjust to
display the changes you make to the tool.
11. Click the triangle in the Angle diagram and drag it up, down, left, and right to re-
position the angle of the brush tip.
12. Click the Size menu to set whether you are using a drawing tablet, a stylus pen
with a thumb wheel, or a mouse. Choose one of the following three menu options:
• Pen Pressure —Click this option if you are using a pressure-sensitive drawing
tablet to control the pressure you use for your selection. The more pressure, the
larger the selection brush tip and the larger the area selected. The lighter the
pressure, the smaller the Quick Select brush tip and the smaller the selection.
• Stylus Wheel —Click this option to control the pressure if you are using a
stylus pen that has a thumb wheel.
• Off —Click this option if you are using a regular mouse for your input method.
13. Click the Close button to close the window and apply the settings.
14. Click and drag in the teeth area to define the selection.
15. Click the New Selection or Add to Selection or the Subtract from Selection op-
tion(s), and then drag again in the teeth area to refine your selection. As you add
new areas, the whitening effect is applied to that area. If you take away areas, the
effect is voided.