CS3: curves vs. curves

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Richard Evans
Sep 12, 2007
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I’m indexing a book on CS3.

CS3 has the usual kinds of geometric curves, but it also has a Curves adjustment layer, sometimes simply called curves.

In the index, how would you distinguish one from the other?

Geometric curves are obviously:

curves (geometric)

What about the other kind?

curves (adjustment layer)?
curves (level mapping)?

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TK
Toobi-Won Kenobi
Sep 12, 2007
"Richard Evans" wrote in message
I’m indexing a book on CS3.

CS3 has the usual kinds of geometric curves, but it also has a Curves adjustment layer, sometimes simply called curves.

In the index, how would you distinguish one from the other?
Geometric curves are obviously:

curves (geometric)

What about the other kind?

curves (adjustment layer)?
curves (level mapping)?

Using Image>Adjustment>Curves affects/modifies the pixels on the applied layer only.
Using a Curve Adjustment layer affects all the layers below the AL in a "non destructive" way, it acts like a filter allowing you to go back into it to and make further adjustments, the underlying pixels remaining unaffected. How you differentiate them is a good question ;}

TWK

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