adjustment layer to affect 2 or more layers?

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May 13, 2005
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Help please – answers very much appreciated.

An adjustment layer can be grouped with the layer below to affect just the one layer – or left ungrouped to affect all layers below. How do you make the adjustment layer affect 2 or more layers without affecting all other lower layers??

TIA

John
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edjh
May 14, 2005
btopenworld wrote:
Help please – answers very much appreciated.

An adjustment layer can be grouped with the layer below to affect just the one layer – or left ungrouped to affect all layers below. How do you make the adjustment layer affect 2 or more layers without affecting all other lower layers??

TIA

John
Put them all in a Layer Set and change the Blend Mode from Pass Through to Normal. That’s one way. There are others. You can mask out areas as well if that is convenient.

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btopenworld
May 14, 2005
Perfect – thanks – I never noticed that ‘pass through’ Mode.

"edjh" wrote in message
btopenworld wrote:
Help please – answers very much appreciated.

An adjustment layer can be grouped with the layer below to affect just
the
one layer – or left ungrouped to affect all layers below. How do you
make
the adjustment layer affect 2 or more layers without affecting all other lower layers??

TIA

John
Put them all in a Layer Set and change the Blend Mode from Pass Through to Normal. That’s one way. There are others. You can mask out areas as well if that is convenient.

—
Comic book sketches and artwork:
http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/edjh.html
Comics art for sale:
http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/batsale.html

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