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I’m working with a 1200 ppi file, an8 X 10 image of mostly water. Very bright, very saturated and sparkly, with few adjacent pixels of the same color. I have been slowly altering this image by blending layers in different ways.
Yesterday, suddenly, photoshop suddenly stopping blending the layers properly. What happens is that i turn on a blending option, for instance hard mix which i have been using because the colors get so totally bright. But whenever I try to merge the two layers, the result is the upper layer as it appeared before i blended it. I must have tried this ten times. Then the same thing started happening when i tried to replace colors, setting the saturation slider all the way to the left. I get it to look a certain way on screen, then click OK, and the screen refreshes to the look I got before i replaced colors.
I don’t know what i could have done to make this start happening. I’m wondering if maybe the file itself has somehow been corrupted, or whether the photoshop preferences need to be trashed. any help is appreciated.
Yesterday, suddenly, photoshop suddenly stopping blending the layers properly. What happens is that i turn on a blending option, for instance hard mix which i have been using because the colors get so totally bright. But whenever I try to merge the two layers, the result is the upper layer as it appeared before i blended it. I must have tried this ten times. Then the same thing started happening when i tried to replace colors, setting the saturation slider all the way to the left. I get it to look a certain way on screen, then click OK, and the screen refreshes to the look I got before i replaced colors.
I don’t know what i could have done to make this start happening. I’m wondering if maybe the file itself has somehow been corrupted, or whether the photoshop preferences need to be trashed. any help is appreciated.
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