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| Feb 18th 2011 | #203162 Report | 
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			I am new to Photoshop and require some assistance with an image Iām trying to edit. The image is of a house and is made up of two separate images ā one correctly exposed for the house, the other correctly exposed for the sky. I opened both images in photoshop and selected the one of the house as my base or background image. I then selected, copied and pasted the other image (sky) on top of my base image (house). After adding a layer mask I then used the brush tool to brush the areas I wanted to blend. I now have the house and the sky I want in one image but I want to individually adjust the levels for each part of the image. I want to do this by adding an adjustment layer so as my alterations can be easily undone without permanently altering or degrading my image. If I add an adjustment layer it alters both images simultaneously. The only way I can adjust the levels for each image separately is by clicking on each layer and adjusting the levels that way but this will not allow me to amend any changes I make at a later date. Any help much appreciated ā thank you in advance. Lee  | 
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| Feb 18th 2011 | #203175 Report | 
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			post the images you may get better help if members see what you are doing
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