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Apr 23, 2007 20:44 |  #1

I admit I know NOTHING about using layers and adjustment layers.

But I think I may have ran across the perfect situation for using layer. I recently had a wedding where bride has had too much sun over the years and has some good smile lines. Anyway I know when you use the healing or spot healing some times I go too fast or too far and get a dark spot or bad result. Anyway once you click more than once you can not undo.

Would it work to use adjustment layer so if this happen I could just delete layer vs. closing image and re opening? And if so in the layer do you have more than one undo


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Apr 23, 2007 21:24 |  #2

Layers is crucial to learn and it's pretty basic. If you can get your hands on a psd file with a few layers try examining it for an hour or 2 then you'll catch the drift. If you want me to email you a psd file with a few layers shoot me an email at adaptiveod@gmail.com (external link)




  
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