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no, unless you are using layer adjustment,
try use layer adjustment instead, it is non destructive, you can revert to original state, know what have you adjusted, or alter it.
try use layer adjustment instead, it is non destructive, you can revert to original state, know what have you adjusted, or alter it.
I'm talking about layer adjustment, like this
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Peano
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Did you make adjustments on the composite curve or on the individual color curves? If the latter, you need to go to those channels in the curves dialog to see your original adjustments.
Just to make sure we're talking about the same thing, you're using a curves adjustment layer that looks like this ... right?
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Hi catchlights & Peano,
Thank you for your reply.
I finally got what you guys meant.
I did use layer but not in the way you guys did it. I made a duplicate layer and made adjustments in the composite curves. After I clicked ok. I could not open the Curves box anymore.
ScreenHunter_03 Mar. 07 21.29
Apologies that I was not clear in my question and answer.
Thank you guys, learnt something new today
Thank you for your reply.
I finally got what you guys meant.
I did use layer but not in the way you guys did it. I made a duplicate layer and made adjustments in the composite curves. After I clicked ok. I could not open the Curves box anymore.
ScreenHunter_03 Mar. 07 21.29
Apologies that I was not clear in my question and answer.
Thank you guys, learnt something new today
roger.........thanks
you should use layers when you are doing touch up on the image, like cloning, so you able to backtrack if the results are unsatisfactory.
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