Oh, Dave ... layers is so much better. They're not destructive to the original image, and you can adjust them as needed later on. Generally, I do as much work as possible in layers, then save the file, layers and all, before flattening the image and preparing it for the final stages, such as printing or save for web, etc. Then, should i want to come back to that image, and perhaps redo something - maybe add contrast or change hus/sat, I can just call up the layered file, go to the appropriate layer, and, voila ...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Indeed it does,Shel.I have the slide beside me here and its eriely close to the > original.I'd say 97-98%. > I'll keep your suggestion in mind too. > I see Larry uses layers et all.I tend to work with the main immage.Maybe this is > what i > need to try and > see how the layers and history bruches work.
