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tmontague #1
How to identify a filter previously applied to a layer????????
Hey there,
I am creating DVD Menu's and created one a couple of weeks ago in which I applied a filter to the background image to lighten it up a bit, and give it a textured feel something like canvas, but not really... and now I can't remember what I did to it. :o(
Is there ANY WAY in the world that I can go back and identify the filter used on that layer in the original PSD?
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Tim
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E. Segen #2 Re: How to identify a filter previously applied to a layer????????
Nope, when you close out of the file you loose the history list which would have been your only chance.
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Colin Walls #3 Re: How to identify a filter previously applied to a layer????????
Whenever possible, I try to apply a filter to stuff on its own layer, then I rename the layer to document what I did.
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