On 10/30/2017 3:45 PM, Christopher Crawford wrote:
Moose, why don’t you use Adjustment Layers, instead of duplicating the
image layer and applying a curve to it? Your method has no advantage over
a curves adjustment layer and makes your files MUCH larger.
I remember trying them. I remember deciding they didn't do something I wanted, or did something I didn't want. I don't
remember why for sure. Do they only apply to the layer under them, so can't be moved? Something about them is not
standalone, if I recall correctly.
I don't keep all the layers I create when working. I delete and combine. I have actions that name layers things like
"SHi, LCE & Curves", for example, for common combinations.
Storage is cheap.* Just recently moved from a pair of three TB image and
back-up drives to six TB.
Fully Layered Moose
* I realize that may not be true for you or some others, but it's cheaper than doing things a way I don't like for me.
RAM, too, 32 GB on the desk, 16 in the portable.
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