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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,
Adobe Creative Suite CS
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MINDSUPERB
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
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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
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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