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Recently, when I choose the radial filter, the inside of the circle is pink. How can I turn the pink color off so that the inside of the filter's circle is clear? I've been using the radial filter for years, but suddenly it has developed this pink tint which makes it impossible for me to make adjustments, as they are hidden by the pink tint.
Thanks, Kathleen
 

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Also note that once you turn off the overlay as Johan suggested, if you rest the cursor on the black dot (Adobe calls it the "pin") representing the Radial Filter in the image, the pink overlay will come back temporarily but will then go away when the mouse leaves the dot.
 
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Thank you! I figured it was something simple, but could not find the solution! Typing 'O' didn't work, but turning off the Mask Overlay did! Kathleen
 
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