Serif PhotoPlus X3 ECD518624M Manual Do Utilizador

 

As with other layers, you can change the adjustment layer’s name, hide the 
adjustment, set its Opacity, Blend Mode and/or Blend Ranges. You can also drag 

an adjustment layer up or down within the Layers tab to determine exactly 

which other layers are below and therefore affected by it. 

 

If you apply a filter effect to a 

standard or background layer, 

the layer is permanently altered. 
However, if you want the 

flexibility of being able to edit 

your filter effects at any point in 
the future (and don't want to 

destroy the layer contents) you 
can create a Filter Layer (e.g., 
PaperCut12) directly over your 

standard or background layer. 

This non-destructive approach keeps layer content independent of your effects. 
Otherwise without filter layers, you would have to repeatedly undo your 

operations if you've had a rethink and no longer want to apply a specific layer's 

filter effect.  
When a Filter Layer is created, the Filter Gallery is launched which allows one or 

more of your chosen filter effects to be added. At any point in the future, you can 

control your effects from the Filter Gallery—add, modify, replace, or delete 
effects equally!