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From: scookr on 20 Jul 2010 03:16
Aaron_Kiley(a)adobeforums.com wrote in
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> Thanks Dennis,
>
> I tried the radical adjustment layer to help identify the artifacts.
> That worked somewhat, but doesn't quite reveal all like LucisArt does.
> It does work. Just dump the curves layer when I'm done. The trouble is
> that I have to keep adjusting that curves layer to target various
> areas of the image.
>
> I'll play with the non-linear history thing. Have to do some study on
> that one first. ... Aaron
>

I'm not familiar with LucisArt but can you adjust the settings on it to a
neutral state after you've cloned out the spots/artifacts? In effect,
removing the effect after you've accomplished what you want.

Sam
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