sorry for all the questions--adjustment layer

How does one open an "adjustment layer"/object in PP11?

I apologize for all these somewhat OT questions but there are a lot of 
tutorials for PS on the web. I invested in CorelDraw back when it was 
version 4 I think and have kept it pretty much on my desktop ever since. 
I'd prefer to use PP but like I say I'm working through tutorials as I 
can (just getting somewhat serious about photo retouching) and can use 
all the guidance I can get.

This free tutorial will explain the differences in terminology.

http://www.unleash.com/articles/photopaintphotoshopterms/index.asp

If you are opening a PSD file, the Adjustment Layers will be lost. They are 
not supported by the import filter.


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[sigh] I had forgotten about that. I DL'd it some time ago and read 
through it but at the time adjustment layers were not on my brain. I am 
tickled to know that PP11 has lenses (adjustment layers).

And thank you kindly for your patience in posting that link again.

I have so many questions...

Is there a source for free scripts (like actions)? Is there a script or 
a tutorial or a plug in that will handle chromatic aberrations--purple 
fringing?

I wish there were tutorials on the web for PP like there is for PS. I 
know there are some but for PS they are nearly everywhere or in links 
from every camera related site.[heavy sigh]



Foster D. Coburn III wrote:
> This free tutorial will explain the differences in terminology.
> 
> http://www.unleash.com/articles/photopaintphotoshopterms/index.asp
> 
> If you are opening a PSD file, the Adjustment Layers will be lost. They are

> not supported by the import filter.
> 
> 

This page has links to a number of scripts for PHOTO-PAINT.

http://www.unleash.com/jamesa/

We also have a variety of tutorials covering PHOTO-PAINT on the site. You 
just need to look at what is available.


-- 
Foster D. Coburn III
Unleashed Productions, Inc.
http://www.unleash.com -- The Ultimate Resource for the Graphics User
Tips & Tricks, Training Classes, Books, Videos and much more
Attend a CorelDRAW X3 Boot Camp led by
Foster Coburn on September 6-8, 2007 or November 8-10, 2007
http://www.unleash.com/training/coreldrawbootcamp.asp

You know I am not trying to diss PhotoPaint, and goodness knows you and 
your contributers provide a generous and unselfish service to the 
community with what you do. But how useful is a script to change the 
dpi? Or resample? Or close all documents? When I look at the actionbs 
that one can find on the net (for free) I am almost  overwhelmed by the 
sophistication and techno;ogy behind them--action like getting rid of 
purple fringing and so many more.

I've been a PhotoPaint user since version 4, I think. I'm not looking to 
move to PS, but maybe if the PP community were a little more 
forthcoming, someone like myself might have gotten a clue as to how to 
use levels or curves a lot sooner than age 61.

Sorry for the mini-rant...sincerely thank you for your website and your 
inpu. I know that this kind of thing takes time and energy--you 
literally have to "open a vein." We are all indebted...

Foster D. Coburn III wrote:
> This page has links to a number of scripts for PHOTO-PAINT.
> 
> http://www.unleash.com/jamesa/
> 
> We also have a variety of tutorials covering PHOTO-PAINT on the site. You 
> just need to look at what is available.
> 
>