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Photoshop - Ungroup Objects
Hi Experts,
I have used an image and a text object on top of it. I wanted to set the image to black&white style. I messed around with the options, and at the end I got what I want, but now I noticed that the image and the text object have become one single layer!
How to do I separate them? I want to edit the text!
Thanks,
I have used an image and a text object on top of it. I wanted to set the image to black&white style. I messed around with the options, and at the end I got what I want, but now I noticed that the image and the text object have become one single layer!
How to do I separate them? I want to edit the text!
Thanks,
ASKER
Ungroup Layers is disabled. It seems that I did something else. I am telling you, I wanted to make the image graystyle, and it prompted me with something about using that color and I pressed ok. Now it all one layer and I can't get them back.
You might accidentally hit the flattened layers. If you did not save it yet, you can still redo it using the history window.
Ed
Ed
Or press Ctrl+Alt+Z (PC) or Cmd+Option+Z (Mac) to redo.
Note: This will only works if you did not save and close your file.
Ed
Note: This will only works if you did not save and close your file.
Ed
ASKER
No, it was already saved ages ago! So there is no way bring it back?
I am afraid you can't ungroup the layer anymore.
Ed
Ed
ASKER
Ok, for future, how do I graystyle the image if there already other text objects on the same page and on top of the image/
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Sincerely,
Ed