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09/30/2005 12:14:10 PM · #1 |
| Is there any way to see a history of my editing steps in Photoshop Elements? If not, is there any way to keep track of what I have done without writing down each step? |
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09/30/2005 12:19:30 PM · #2 |
The only way that i am aware of is writting it down. I keep a huge notebook here beside my computer and when i work a challenge entry i write each step down as i do it. If theres an easier way i would love to know it myself! ~~Cher~~
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09/30/2005 01:46:33 PM · #3 |
there's a history palette that shows the steps.
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09/30/2005 01:48:43 PM · #4 |
history pallet is deleted once you save the file isnt it? when i reopen mine the histor pallet is empty
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09/30/2005 02:33:58 PM · #5 |
I always save a copy as a PS file before I flatten image or save as JPG.
Then you have the history pallette.
I could be missing an easier way to do it, 'cuz I'm no PS expert.
It is a good idea to save that way anyway so you don't lose quality when you rework. It's called lossy format, I think?
Message edited by author 2005-09-30 15:04:04. |
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09/30/2005 03:03:37 PM · #6 |
PS can save a log file of every editing step taken during a session -- but it gets large very quickly as it logs every step just as the history pallet does. It is also written over in the next session.
I don't recall off-hand how to turn it on, and unfortunately don't have time to look as I have to get to work. Sorry.
David
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09/30/2005 03:08:48 PM · #7 |
| I keep a PSD file for the challenge entries and all modifications are done on adjustment layers, so I know what I did when I re-open the psd file layers. |
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10/01/2005 12:52:35 AM · #8 |
I looked up the History Log in the help file -- Edit Menu/Preferences/General
The history log can be stored as a seperate file or as metadata along with the PSD file.
David
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10/01/2005 02:06:29 AM · #9 |
You can also annotate the file as you proceed, leaving notes to yourself on steps taken that you wish to remember.
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10/01/2005 06:40:10 PM · #10 |
The easiest way I have found to do this is to create a new action when you start and end it when you are done. You never have to use this action but at least you have a record that, unlike history, doesn't disappear when you close the file.
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