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05-31-2002, 03:10 AM
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| Blank adjustment layers I got this from the Katrin Eismann Tone, Exposure & Color Correction video. Is your image too light? Make a new blank levels or curves adjustment layer, and set it to 'multiply' blend mode. Still too light? Duplicate the blank layer. Now a little dark? Turn down the opacity a bit. Plus you can still use the levels control, and even the built-in layer mask. And your original is never touched. Is your image too dark? Do this exact technique, only with 'screen' blend mode.            |
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