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    Adjustment layers to affect other adjustment layers?

    I've not had access to my computer for a while, so hadn't had a chance to try this until now. I've just had a bit of a play around with it, and it seems to work very well. I need to do a little experimentation to get it to do exactly what I want, but thank you for showing me a better way to...
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    Adjustment layers to affect other adjustment layers?

    Just had a chance to try this, and it works like a charm. Exactly what I was looking for, thanks. Also thanks to Colleage. Actions look interesting, but from what I can deduce they'd be useful if I wanted to edit 40 different pictures to all have a Hue Layer which increases the hue to +50...
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    Adjustment layers to affect other adjustment layers?

    Ah, thank you so much for that. It still looks a little fiddly with having to create a new picture each time, but it seems much easier than any alternate method so far. I'll have a look round the internet to see what I can learn about "actions", but may come back if I have more questions.
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    Adjustment layers to affect other adjustment layers?

    Well, combining the two background copies doesn't change anything. Combining the two Gradients, however, has the effect of getting rid of the Gradients all together. See the 5th and 6th pictures in my earlier post.
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    Adjustment layers to affect other adjustment layers?

    I don't understand what you're suggesting. Could you assume that I'm stupid and that I know nothing about Photoshop, and explain as if to a small child, please?
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    Adjustment layers to affect other adjustment layers?

    Okay, so this seems to be dead. I'm not sure if illustration will help, but I'll give it a go. So, let's say that I started with this image (all images are thumbnails which can be embiggened by clicking): What I want to do is to make it symmetrical and then make everything except her...
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    Adjustment layers to affect other adjustment layers?

    Because then rather than being able to adjust the hue with one slider, I'd have to adjust the 5 or 6 colours in the gradient individually (on each of the two layers). That's by far the most time-consuming way to do it that I can think of, especially as getting in to the editor for an individual...
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    Adjustment layers to affect other adjustment layers?

    The problem with that is that as it's two separate gradients, it's two separate masks, so I couldn't copy a mask and would instead have to try to paint out everything that I don't want adjusted. Not only would that be imprecise, but it would also probably be more time-consuming and inelegant...
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    Adjustment layers to affect other adjustment layers?

    I've got perhaps a bit of an odd one. I've got a picture where I've got two figures in the foreground, one of which is a copy of the other flipped horizontally. I've then got 2 gradient adjustment layers changing the colour of the background and the clothes, using a layer mask to ensure that...
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