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This is an overview of what adjustment layers are and a few applications for them. I've included a little content about gradient maps because I'm the only person I have seen use them. Again, it sounds like minutia, but I seriously use these techniques all the time. Enjoy! |
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so gonna watch
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Why do you have to "put your two cents in" but it's only a "penny for your
thoughts"? Where's that extra penny going too ?
Here's how I do it, in case you know of a different/better way: Simply put the adjustment layer in a group folder along with the layer that is to be affected, then change the blend mode of the group folder itself from ' Pass Thru ' to 'Normal'. Then it only affects what's inside the group folder.
It's easy as pie to do, but if you're unaware of it, then trying to figure out how to get that adjustment layer to only affect certain layer(s) can be a real pain in the arse.
Thanks for all these tuts
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