Is it a magic wand of CC 2014 photoshop tool?

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  Please refer Darkening picture edges - tutorial Photoshop

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  For the second question, go to the view menu > show > uncheck the pixel grid.

  Kind regards

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• magic wand

  My Photoshop CC went to the new version and all settin gs have changed for no apparent reason so very annoyed.

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  It's the quick selection tool: shift - w.

  Gene