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Hi all,
I have a photo which I placed a picture there but cannot get the layer for it so I can delete it and replace it. below is how it looks. How can I fix that, if possible?
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One click with the spot healing brush :
Then add your new object
Dave
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I have a photo which I placed a picture there but cannot get the layer for it so I can delete it and replace it.
There is only one Layer – did you inadvertently flatten the image?
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Yes, I did that accidentally and now trying to undo it.
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Please post a screenshot with the History Panel visible.
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I agree with c.pfaffenbichler
Maybe you can recover an history state before the flatten image error.
Otherwise, if you have the background saved in another image or in a backup, you can try to clone the original over the modified.
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If you worked on the image for more than an hour and are on a Mac with Time Machine running, the psd version (unflattened) may. be available.
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Below is screen shot with history.
Nothing shows the icon I want to remove.
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jerryc75922535 wrote
I have a photo which I placed a picture there but cannot get the layer for it so I can delete it and replace it. below is how it looks. How can I fix that, if possible?
Is “your design here.psb” a Smart Object that is inside one of the other two files? If so, close it to return to the main file and you will see the other layers.
Where did this file originate? Is it one you created or one you bought?
~ Jane
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It was one that what blank, and I created it from scratch.
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Hi
One click with the spot healing brush :
Then add your new object
Dave
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Thank you Dave.
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You're welcome
Dave