Re: How to apply filters to all frames in Imagready (CS2)

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From: deebs
Date: Sat, 06 Jan 2007 00:49

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I didn't realise that Photoshop and ImageReady supported nested sets (CS).

These too can add to a toolbox of effects. It would be pleasant if Filters could be applied to a single layer, a collection of layers or to all layers.

Maybe you should post a feature request?

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