no, its like if I erase a part of a picture, I can bring it back at any point without undoing
so let’s say I erase someone’s eye, and in a new layer I paint something there. I edit that thing for an hour. now I decide I want that eye back, I can simply unerase it
because usually, edits are “baked in”. you crop, the program discards the pixels that you cut off. Photoshop remembers those pixels, just doesn’t render them
I still can’t understand. In your example most likely I selected the eye then clicked suppr, I can go back and copy it after selection? Or you’re talking about an ability to re-arrange actions ?
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no, its like if I erase a part of a picture, I can bring it back at any point without undoing
so let’s say I erase someone’s eye, and in a new layer I paint something there. I edit that thing for an hour. now I decide I want that eye back, I can simply unerase it
does this project (there is a demonstration video in the link) address the thing ?
because usually, edits are “baked in”. you crop, the program discards the pixels that you cut off. Photoshop remembers those pixels, just doesn’t render them
yes
I still can’t understand. In your example most likely I selected the eye then clicked suppr, I can go back and copy it after selection? Or you’re talking about an ability to re-arrange actions ?