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Hi everyone!
I get to use Photoshop CS3 from time time and I recently found a problem: I want to Color burn 2 Layers, yes I know how it should work but it does not. I got 2 Gradients, one is somewhat red to white and the other one is grey and white mixed in a strange way (I’m just experimenting).
I got these two layers, and as soon as I create the Gray-White gradient, the whole painting is just like the Gradient and not the Color burnt with the other ones. So it ignores the mode "color burn" somehow.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!
I get to use Photoshop CS3 from time time and I recently found a problem: I want to Color burn 2 Layers, yes I know how it should work but it does not. I got 2 Gradients, one is somewhat red to white and the other one is grey and white mixed in a strange way (I’m just experimenting).
I got these two layers, and as soon as I create the Gray-White gradient, the whole painting is just like the Gradient and not the Color burnt with the other ones. So it ignores the mode "color burn" somehow.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!
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