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I have a changed image I did, and the original.. is there a way with layers, to select the changes I made from the original image?Not sure what you mean by "select the changes". You can set the Blending of the changed layer to Difference. Everything that you didn’t change will then be black. You an make selections from channels that way I suppose or make a merged copy and make a selection from it.
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I have a changed image I did, and the original.. is there a way with layers, to select the changes I made from the original image?Not sure what you mean by "select the changes". You can set the Blending of the changed layer to Difference. Everything that you didn’t change will then be black. You an make selections from channels that way I suppose or make a merged copy and make a selection from it.
I changed the layer to difference, but as I thought, you can see only the changed image parts, but you can’t select *just them* in any way.
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theI changed the layer to difference, but as I thought, you can see only
changed image parts, but you can’t select *just them* in any way.
Sure you can. After setting the layer to "Difference", go to "Select – Colour Range", choose "Sampled Colors" and click somewhere in the black area. That will select everything that was NOT changed, so your last step is to inverse the selection.
I tried that, but some of the changes were near black colors, and they always were selected as well.
I finally just ended up redoing the changes, and this time saved them in a psd preserving the layers. There has to be a layer/selection combo to solve something like this though. I tried googling, but adding difference to the search gives you about 28,000 hits.
I tried that, but some of the changes were near black colors, and they always were selected as well. I finally just ended up redoing the changes, and this time saved them in a psd preserving the layers. There has to be a layer/selection combo to solve something like this though. I tried googling, but adding difference to the search gives you about 28,000 hits.You should always save a layered editable file (psd) in case you need to make changes.
changes,I tried that, but some of the changes were near black colors, and they always were selected as well. I finally just ended up redoing the
aand this time saved them in a psd preserving the layers. There has to be
googling,layer/selection combo to solve something like this though. I tried
but adding difference to the search gives you about 28,000 hits.You should always save a layered editable file (psd) in case you need to make changes.
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