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As far as I know, photoshop does not keep any sort of log in photoshop files..
i.e say I had a high resolusion photo. I spend hours editing and tweaking it to perfection, adding various filters. I save as a small image, about 20% of the size of the original, and forget to save a high resolusion version (silly, i know).
Later on, I find out I need a high resolusion version of my image. It would take hours to start this task again, and I may never get the exact same results.
Is there any way to find out exactly what filters, and adjustments I made to each layer, so I can quickly do the same routine in the original, higher resolusion photo. [Or even better, if I could just copy all the properties and filters etc of a layer, and paste it in another, and it will do everything for me.. but I’m sure that is asking for too much.]
This would save alot of time and would be very very helpful. I don’t want to have to record an action everytime i make a photoshop file.
I have photoshop 7.0. Maybe the latest version has logs…?
any help, much appreciated.
Thanks Daniel
i.e say I had a high resolusion photo. I spend hours editing and tweaking it to perfection, adding various filters. I save as a small image, about 20% of the size of the original, and forget to save a high resolusion version (silly, i know).
Later on, I find out I need a high resolusion version of my image. It would take hours to start this task again, and I may never get the exact same results.
Is there any way to find out exactly what filters, and adjustments I made to each layer, so I can quickly do the same routine in the original, higher resolusion photo. [Or even better, if I could just copy all the properties and filters etc of a layer, and paste it in another, and it will do everything for me.. but I’m sure that is asking for too much.]
This would save alot of time and would be very very helpful. I don’t want to have to record an action everytime i make a photoshop file.
I have photoshop 7.0. Maybe the latest version has logs…?
any help, much appreciated.
Thanks Daniel
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