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Based on a technique in a book, I tried useing the "Paste Into". I selected an area on Picture 1 to receive the paste, copied a selection from Picture 2, and then did a "Paste Into" on Picture 1. It bounded the paste exactly as expected, aloowing me to move the pasted portion around. However, when I tried to do a Levels on it, the levels visibly modified not only the visible portion of the inserted picture, but also affected the rest of Picture 1 behind which was the "not seen" portion of the pasted picture. While it makes sense that the whole paste is affected by the Levels, I would not expect portions of the original picture to be modified, as they are not selected.
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