Thanks to all for their responses on this. As Howard discovered (and Ellie suggested), the blending mode must be set to normal for this to work. Good wishes, Walt --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "howard9707" <glassman@...> wrote: > > I've just discovered the group method does work as well as linking but > only if you set the Blending mode of the group to Normal from the > default Pass Through. > > Howard > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Howard Shaw > <glassman@> wrote: > > > > Using a group is what Ellie suggested but I'm not sure that an > > adjustment layer won't affect layers further down the stack just > > because it's in a group. > > > > A linked adjustment layer on the other hand, will only affect the layer > > it's linked to as Walt requires. > > > > That's certainly how my PC version of CS2 seems to work anyway. > There is > > something called a Smart Object which are similar to groups but I'm not > > sure how they work. > > > > Howard > > >
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[Digital BW] Re: PS CS2 Adjustment layers question . . .
2006-02-16 by wwodets
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