With the history palette, you can go back in time quite a bit, even back to the document as it was when first opened.
Neil
Liquify in Photoshop CS has the ability to undo (one step back), redo (one step forward), step backward (multiple undo), step forward (multiple redo), restore (revert to original settings), and it has the ability to save and load meshes from any step along the way. I hope that helps.
Thanks,
-Bryan
Hello Bryan,
Can I do this in Photoshop Elements 2.0? Or is it only limited to Photoshop CS?
Also, I want to know what useful masking tools are in Photoshop CS that aren’t in Photoshop CS?
Thanks!
Nguyen
Also, I want to know what useful masking tools are in Photoshop CS that aren’t in Photoshop Elements I mean.
Hi Nguyen, I’ve passed this on to a colleague on the Elements team, and we’ll have an answer for you shortly.
Thanks,
-Bryan