: Setting the Graduated Filter Color Back to Default Using Adobe Camera Raw 9.1.1 in CS6. I was playing with the Graduated Filter and set its color field. How do I set it back to no color?

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Using Adobe Camera Raw 9.1.1 in CS6.

I was playing with the Graduated Filter and set its color field.

How do I set it back to no color? I am not able to find any way to have it back to its original value, it seems that now I am forced to use a color unless I am willing to delete all the development settings.

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Select the color box so the dialogue box pops up that lets you choose a color. Set the color to white. The default color is white.

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: Setting the Graduated Filter Color Back to Default Using Adobe Camera Raw 9.1.1 in CS6. I was playing with the Graduated Filter and set its color field. How do I set it back to no color?

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