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  1. #1
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    Solution

    Thanks for the tips, both of you. The situation was difficult because the image to be traced was a light one, and the detail was not very clear.
    But what I did on the iPad Pro was to click the option to convert to paint. Though I wasn't going to lift colour from the image, just wanted to trace it, this had the effect of copying the image to be traced onto another layer at full opacity.

    Nevertheless, because the faded tracing image was above it, as you pointed out in your posts, this new copied layer was still faded.

    To correct this, I made the original tracing image disappear using the eye icon, and finally reduced the opacity on the "convert to paint" layer to a level which showed detail but wasn't too saturated with colour. not very elegant, perhaps, but it worked!

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    Quote Originally Posted by grayflo View Post
    ... and finally reduced the opacity on the "convert to paint" layer to a level which showed detail but wasn't too saturated with colour. not very elegant, perhaps, but it worked!
    I actually do that quite a lot

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    faded ink using circle stencil

    Thank you markw for helping me successfully trace a circle! (ArtRage 101). I came across the problem today of faded ink when using the circle stencil. After some experimentation, I realized the stencil had to be in Guide Mode to get the full black ink (I was in Ruler Mode!).

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