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Photoshop Killer Tips
Using Shadows/Highlights Like an Adjustment Layer
Well, it's not technically an adjustment layer, but it acts and performs exactly like one.
When you choose
Convert for Smart Filters
before choosing
Shadows/Highlights
, you
get many of the same benefits as an adjustment layer, like being able to go back and adjust
the settings later and having a layer mask. Also, if you double-click on the little adjustment
sliders icon to the right of the name, it brings up a dialog where you can change the blend
mode and opacity; you can click the Eye icon to turn the adjustment on/off; and finally, you
can delete it anytime during your project.
