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Hello... So I have this image that I am repeating over a background to create a wallpaper affect....[ATTACH]51339[/ATTACH][ATTACH]51339[/ATTACH] However, when I adjusted the image size to increase quality, I lost some of the original coloring, now I am touching her up...is there a way I could do it to just one of the layers and have it apply to all of them. The touch-up I'm doing is fairly nuanced and free hand (mouse). Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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[QUOTE="OliverGreen, post: 1533700507, member: 112643"] Hello... So I have this image that I am repeating over a background to create a wallpaper affect....[ATTACH]51339.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]51339.vB[/ATTACH] However, when I adjusted the image size to increase quality, I lost some of the original coloring, now I am touching her up...is there a way I could do it to just one of the layers and have it apply to all of them. The touch-up I'm doing is fairly nuanced and free hand (mouse). Any help would be greatly appreciated! J [/QUOTE]

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